Unidentified Theropod Claw - Tegana Formation

This is an unidentified claw bone of a Theropod dinosaur from the Cretaceous aged Tegana Formation of Morocco. Possibly comping from a small Dromaeosaur or raptor. The Tegana Formation is famous for producing a very diverse Upper Cretaceous dinosaur fauna including monsters such as Spinosaurus and Carcharodontosaurus.

Dinosaur claws are MUCH rarer in the fossil record than teeth, because not only did dinosaurs have far fewer claws than teeth, but dinosaurs shed worn teeth continuously throughout their lifetimes.