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Large Spinosaurus Tooth with Pre-Fossilization Distortion
3 Inch Spinosaurus Tooth with FLAWLESS Tip - no wear
what-so-ever
Baby Spinosaurus Tooth in matrix
Spinosaurus Teeth - 2.5 inches to 3.5 inches - the best of
the best - labial view top, lingual below
Spinosaurus Premaxillary with Three Teeth - one side of the
very front of the jaw
Curved Spinosaurus tooth - 3 inches long - likely a rare
front tooth!
Huge Spinosaurus tooth - 4.5 inches long and nearly 2 inches
across!
( the widest Spino tooth I have ever seen )
Spinosaurus tooth
Spinosaurus tooth
Spinosaurus tooth - unusual short variety (X-ray on the
right)
 
Spinosaurus tooth
Spinosaurus tooth
Spinosaurus tooth
Spinosaurus tooth
Spinosaurus tooth
Pathological Spinosaurus tooth - a large absess
    
Spinosaurus tooth
Spinosaurus tooth
Spinosaurus tooth
Large Spinosaurus tooth with nearly complete root - very rare
4 inch Fully Rooted Spinosaurus tooth - almost impossible to find
Two Juvenile Spinosaurus teeth with complete roots
Very Worn Spinosaurus tooth with complete root
Nearly Perfect Spinosaurus tooth with complete root
Spinosaurus Tooth
Spinosaurus Tooth
    
Spinosaurus Tooth
My largest Spinosaurus Tooth
Fat Spinosaurus Tooth
Spinosaurus Tooth
Appears to have outward stress fractures all around - from a hard bite?
Long Thin Spinosaurus Teeth
Spino and Sawfish Teeth together - Predator and Prey
A second example
Look closely - I had this tooth for some time before I
noticed the bonus - see the small Saw Shark Rostrum Barb?
 
Small Spinosaurus tooth in Matrix
Medium tooth In Matrix
 
Nearly Perfect
Spinosaurus tooth in Matrix
Near Prefect Spinosaurus tooth with Interesting Wear Groove
Near Perfect Spinosaurus tooth
Near Perfect Spinosaurus tooth with attached jaw bone fragment
Near Perfect Spinosaurus tooth
Near Perfect Spinosaurus tooth
Near Perfect Spinosaurus tooth
Two
Near Perfect Spinosaurus teeth
Three Similar Teeth
A Tooth with Enamel Missing to Show a Very White Core
(Spino cores vary from white to yellows and oranges to deep burgundy or brown
and possibly black)
Two Juvenile Spinosaurus Teeth with Complete Unworn Tips
A Large Spino Tooth with Interesting Pathology - note the ripple near the tip
6 7/8 inch Spinosaurus hand claw
7 1/4 inch Spinosaurus hand claw
5 1/2 inch Spinosaurus hand claw
The Three Claws
8 inch hand claw
Nearly perfect 4 inch hand claw - matched with two different
finger bones for effect
3 inch hand claw
Foot Claws and Toe Bones - not associated, but close matches
8 inch Partial Metatarsal
Spinosaurus Toe Bone
5 1/2 inch Spinosaurus Toe Claw
9 Inch Spinosaurus Jaw Fragment with various sized sockets
and at least one complete un-erupted tooth
Spinosaurus Jaw Fragment with two teeth
Spinosaurus Jaw Fragment with one tooth
Baby Spinosaurus Median Caudal Vertebra
Adult Spinosaurus Caudal Vertebra - 5.5 inches
Spinosaurus Axis Vertebra (Cervical #2)
Huge Spinosaurus Cervical Vertebra - 6 inches
Spinosaurus Cervical Vertebra - 4 inches
Potentially a Spinosaurus Vertebra that once Supported the
Sail
Another Spinosaurus Vertebra that may have once Supported the
Sail
Both Vertebra together - from different animals
Slightly Crushed and Skewed Juvenile Spinosaurus Tail Vertebra
Spinosaurus Tail Vertebra
Spinosaurus Tail Vertebra
Juvenile Spinosaurus Tail Vertebra
Juvenile Spinosaurus Tail Vertebra - with another species for
comparison
Spinosaurus Metatarsal
Not a correct association - just for effect
Spinosaurus Finger Bone
Spinosaurus toe Bone
Spinosaurus Limb Bone
Spinosaurus Limb Bone
Spinosaurus Humerus - Front Limb Bone (With Raptor for
reference)
Spinosaurus Rib Section
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