Carcharodontosaurus Saurischia Dinosaur NWA T-Rex Tooth In Silver Matte Aluminium Frame 500mm - SP.29mm - BRWA© - THE FOSSIL STORE©

Carcharodontosaurus Saurischia Dinosaur NWA T-Rex Tooth In Silver Matte Aluminium Frame 500mm - SP.29mm - BRWA© - THE FOSSIL STORE©What youre looking at is more than a display, its a moment of evolution spanning earth's existence over 4. 4+ billion years, captured and framed with intention. Each specimen features an authentic and scientifically important Carcharodontosaurus [N. African T Rex tooth]; a fossil of exceptional quality, preserved with astonishing detail across tens of millions of years. These arent replicas. Theyre not touched up, filled in, or restored. Just expertly

What you’re looking at is more than a display, it’s a moment of evolution spanning earth's existence over 4.4+ billion years, captured and framed with intention. Each specimen features an authentic and scientifically important Carcharodontosaurus [N.African T-Rex tooth]; a fossil of exceptional quality, preserved with astonishing detail across tens of millions of years. These aren’t replicas. They’re not touched up, filled in, or restored. Just expertly prepared, revealing nature’s own complex design. Set within a bespoke matte aluminium frame, the design is deliberate-minimalist, modern, and quietly reverent. It’s built to let the fossil speak for itself: a stark, elegant contrast that honours both the raw power of the Carcharodontosaurus dinosaur and the refined sensibility of the collector who displays it. Each tooth retains its full, blade-like architecture, razor-edged, commanding, unmistakably belonging to a true apex predator. Housed behind non-reflective museum-grade glass, the specimen is protected without distraction, offering a clear and immediate connection to a prehistoric world most never touch. This is a rare intersection, where palaeontology meets design, and where a collector’s passion becomes a statement piece, understated, authentic, and profoundly compelling.

STAT

Order: Saurischia / Family: Carcharodontosauridae
Genus: Carcharodontosaurus Saurischia
Size: Large theropod; up to 44 feet (13.5 m) long, ~6-8 tons
Age: Mid Cretaceous, approximately 100 to 93 million years ago
Habitat: North Africa, lush river systems and floodplains
Origin: Tegana Formation, Kem Kem Beds, Er-Rachidia, Morocco
Diet: Carnivorous; preyed on large herbivorous dinosaurs and other fauna
Teeth: Large, flattened, serrated; similar to those of a great white
Class: Largest of theropods; relatives of Giganotosaurus & Acrocanthosaurus
Character: Apex predator; dominant hunter of its ecosystem
Physiology: Deep skull, powerful jaws, robust limbs, large body frame
Intelligence: Moderate; less agile, but highly adapted for large prey
Feathers: No evidence of feathers; likely scaly and reptilian in appearance
Family Members: Giganotosaurus, Mapusaurus, Concavenator
Evolution: Belongs to Allosauroid lineage, distinct from Tyrannosaurids
Discovery: First described in 1931 by Ernst Stromer; Egypt
Extinction: Likely due to environmental changes and loss of habitat
Lifespan: Estimated up to 30 years
Claw: Large, recurved claws on forelimbs; not specialised like raptors
Brain Size: Moderate; suited to sensory hunting over social complexity
Hunting Strategy: Likely solitary or loose group hunter; ambush or pursuit tactics

Frame: Silver Matte Aluminium
Size: H: 50.5 x 18.4 x 3.5 cm
Tooth: 2.9 cm