100+ Small Cretaceous Teeth From Kem Kem Beds Of Morocco

This is a lot of approximately 100, small, Late Cretaceous teeth from the Kem Kem Beds of Morocco. These are just the small, "left over" teeth that aren't worth the effort for us to identify and photograph individually. They would make a great study collection.

The teeth represent a number of different reptiles, dinosaurs and fish. The majority are crocodile teeth (several species), but there are also quite a few sawfish (Onchopristis) barbs, at least one baby Spinosaurus tooth, at least one raptor tooth, possibly a baby Rebbachisaurus tooth, a couple of Pterosaur teeth, fish teeth, and some other various fossils.

These fossils are found in a thin bed that outcrops around the edge of a large plateau near Taouz, Morocco. Local miners collect these fossils by digging tunnels into this plateau following this layer. A paper on this assemblage can be found at: Vertebrate assemblages from the early Late Cretaceous of southeasternMorocco: An overview