2" (5.1 cm) tooth from an unknown theropod possibly a Ceratosaur from the Tiouraren Formation of the Agadez region of Niger. Between 167-161 Million years old. This tooth does not fit the diagnostic of Afrovenator, it does share several characteristics with North America Ceratosaurus, but I cannot be sure. This tooth has been glued back together, but this is one the most spectacular and rare dinosaur teeth we have ever had.
