Carcharodontosaurus Tooth by TSerabian

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Carcharodontosaurus, or the "shark-toothed lizard," was well adapted for life in prehistoric Africa. Its teeth were sharp and flat, which were perfect for slicing through prey like a steak knife. While not the same shape as Tyrannosaurus Rex, these teeth could be just as large, making Carcharodontosaurus one of the largest land-based predators at the time.
This is a basic scan of a basic Carcharodontosaurus replica tooth. It's not heavily detailed, but the overall shape/appearance matches the original scan at the bare basic level.
I have already used this scan to make prizes for students/kids who guess dinosaur questions right.