20833 - Finest Quality 1.14 Inch Pterosaur (Coloborhynchus) Tooth Cretaceous KemKem Ginglymostoma and the systematics and ecology

and the systematics and ecology of the genus

• Silurian of Australia

It only has some fractures that have been glued and restored

only two different pterosaur taxons have been described

subequal lingal and labial surfaces bearing verticals striations that are more numerous on the lingual face and developed only on the two thirds of the crown height

20833 - Finest Quality 1.14 Inch Pterosaur (Coloborhynchus) Tooth Cretaceous KemKem Ginglymostoma and the systematics and ecologyBeautiful specimen, has no restorations or repairs. The teeth with strong and vivid fossilization colors such as red, orange and black come from small paleochannels composed by thin layers, in the intermediate and upper stratigraphic levels (Red Sandstone Beds), from the Aoufous Formation and Ifezouane Formation (Kem Kem Basin, South of Morocco). The lithology of this body of sediment is characterized by the dominance of sandstones (also known as