Help me Identify the fossil.

[DiegoAS]

Here is a nearly complete Vertebrae  vertebra piece.

With this one I'm completely positive that's it's real, but I'm very unsure to which species this belongs to.

 

 I got it from online auction site and it was a part of a huge set.

 

Any ideas ?

 

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[Fin Lover]

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[DiegoAS]

 

[Ludwigia]

It looks real alright, but it would be very helpful for the id if the seller gave you more precise details about location and stratigraphy. by the way, the singular of vertebrae is vertebra.

[DiegoAS]

It's from the Kem Kem Formation 

[Ludwigia]

39 minutes ago, DiegoAS said:

It's from the Kem Kem Formation 

 

Yes I already saw that in your tags, but I just wondered if you could be somewhat more precise, since that formation covers quite a lot of ground both stratigraphically and geographically.

[DiegoAS]

Here is a german explanation of the orgins. 

LG

 

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[Ludwigia]

Hard to tell, but it's possibly from a Spinosaurus or Carcharodontosaurus, since they are apparently the most common ones found there. Maybe @Tidgy's Dad could say something about it.

[Tidgy's Dad]

No idea, I am afraid. could be croc for all I know.