This beautifully preserved tooth belonged to Sirrocopteryx moroccensis, a rare species of pterosaur that soared above ancient seas. Its glossy, deep reddish-brown enamel and distinct curvature speak to its aerodynamic adaptation for hunting fish. The surface shows minimal wear and a sharp, pointed tip—evidence of its predatory lifestyle. At just 2 grams, this small but extraordinary tooth offers a powerful glimpse into the life of a flying reptile from the Cretaceous period.

This specimen is perfect for collectors looking to add a sleek, display-worthy piece of flying reptile history to their cabinet.

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