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Still nowadays the Abelisauridae family has not been officially described in the dinosaur assemblage of the Upper Cretaceous of this sector
This tooth has an outstanding preservation
During the lower Cretaceous
This species is always characterized by 5 to 7 crests
It has tiny glued fractures
88381 - Top Quality Juvenile 1.37 Inch Onchopristis Cretaceous Sawfish Rostral Barb Corals Still nowadays the Abelisauridae familyImpressive juvenile Onchopristis tooth. It is a rostral tooth that belonged to a very small specimen, which did not even reach the juvenile stage. It is a very rare piece, not easy to find. It is a real miniature beauty. Its morphology is identical to that of an adult individual, but with its tiny size. Not restored or glued. Onchopristis is a genus of extinct giant sawfish that lived in the Lower Cretaceous to Upper Cretaceous in North Africa and New