Theropod Dinosaur teeth

Abeliasaur 'Raptor' Dinosaur teeth
Species: Abeliasaur means "Abel's lizard," and is named to honour Roberto Abel, director of the Argentinian Museum of Natural Science.
~100 Million years old. Ifezouane Formation, Kem Kem Basin, Red Sandstone Beds, Errachida Province, South Morocco. A relative of the North American Allosaurus. They are around 100 Million years old. Even though some don't have tips, probably because of the way these teeth chomped on juicy bone and meat, they are still highly collectable in any kind of condition.
Previously, these teeth were attributed to Dromaeosaur & Deltadromeus.

​Carcharodontosaurus Dinosaur teeth
Carcharodontosaurus saharicus is assigned to the Theropod Carnivore Dinosaur group. Name meaning: "Shark tooth Lizard". All teeth are found in the Moroccan Sahara Desert, Tegana formation, Taquiz, Ksar-es-Souk region, Morocco. A relative of the North American Allosaurus.  They are around 100 Million years old.  Even though some don't have tips, probably because of the way these teeth chomped on juicy bone and meat, they are still highly collectable in any kind of condition.

***Study grade teeth are all repaired or have damage, but are great for children or beginners and therefore less to worry about than with collector specimens. Good value and come in gift boxes and labelled***  Above artwork by Nobu Tamura.