Crocodile jaw Morocco

This Trematochampsid mandible from the Kem Kem Beds of Morocco preserves multiple teeth in place, with a section of the bone repaired and glued near the back of the jaw. Dating to the Cretaceous period (~95 million years ago), it represents a rare crocodyliform predator that lived alongside Spinosaurus and other famous dinosaurs of North Africa. A scarce and display-worthy specimen from a highly sought-after locality.