Dakosaur tooth - huge one - from Solnhofen limestone

This tooth of Dakosaurus were found in the upper jurassic layers (Zeta 3) of Mühlheim near Solnhofen in Germany. Dakosaurus was a marine representative of Crocodiles with a short snout. This species is now extinct.

The tooth is huge, it measured remarkeably 53 mm in length. The preservation is sensational. A perfectly preserved huge tooth of this rare Solnhofen reptile centrally located on unbroken original matrix!

Reptile fossils are extreme rarities inside the Solnhofen material - they are highly sought after by museums and colllector around the world.

This tooth really is a museum piece - it has long been part of our private collection.

Do not miss this rare opportunity - something similar will surely not be offerd again soon. This is a unique chance to own something extremely rare!

Honest fossil without any manipulations!

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