Spinosaurus aegyptiacus
 Era: Mesozoic
 Period:  Cretaceous
 Stage:  Cenomanian-Turonian (100.5 - 89.8 Ma)
 Formation: Tegana (Red Sand)
 Origin: Kem Kem Valley,  Begaa, near  Taouz, Errachidia Province (Morocco)
 Coordinates: 30°53'53.7"N 3°51'48.6"W
 Measurements: Length 70mm  2.76" /  thickness 32mm 1.26
 Weight:  54g / 0.119lb
 Description: The enamel of this piece is 100% natural, it has no restorations. 
 
 The beds of Kem Kem  They are located along the border of Morocco with Algeria. These are continental deposits  belonging to the Cretaceous period, specifically the  Cenomanian floor  (100.5 - 93.9 million years). The area is made up of a spectacular stone cliff that stretches 250 kilometers in length and comprises a mighty 150-200m sequence of fluvial siltstones and sandstones.  Various species