04198 - Rare Unidentified 1.12 Inch Turtle Plate Bone From Kem Kem Megalodon Usually the teeth are worn

Usually the teeth are worn out by feeding

It is the metatarsal of the toe of a theropod dinosaur very probably related to the Dromaeosauridae family

The size of this fragment of Onchopristis rostral bone is probably only about a third of its original length

ptesoraurs and sauropod dinosaurs

That flange aids in hooking on cliffs

04198 - Rare Unidentified 1.12 Inch Turtle Plate Bone From Kem Kem Megalodon Usually the teeth are wornExtremely rare piece coming from the Cretaceous sites of the Kem Kem basin. It is the small osseous plate of a carapace of a turtle. It does not have any restoration or reparation. The plate is complete and presents a curious ornamentation with branching shapes. It is a small piece which deserves to be in any collection. In these delta and fluvial ecosystems which constituted the paleogeography of the north of Africa 100 million years ago, multiple