Fossils of Portugal 

Over morer 20 years, I was joining an extraordinary paleontological collection of the periods (Jurassic, Cretaceous and Tertiary), in particular from the Upper Jurassic and the Miocene. Some of these rare fossils, are counted very rare fossils of dinosaurs and beautiful and rare sea urchins, among many others...                                At the moment, I became expert in Dinosaur fossils, of the Upper Jurassic period.

"Abstract - The Lourinhã and Alcobaça formations (in Portugal), Morrison Formation (in North America) and Tendaguru Beds (in Tanzania) are compared. These three Late Jurassic areas, dated as Kimmeridgian to Tithonian ar similar paleoenvironmentally and faunally. Four dinosaur genera are shared between Portugal and the Morrison (Allosaurus, Torvosaurus, Ceratosaurus and Apatosaurus), as well as all non-avian dinosaur families. Episodic dispersal occurred until at least the Late Jurassic. The Portuguese dinosaurs did not developed dwarfism and are as large as Morrison and Tendaguru dinosaurs."

The weather is extraordinary for a walk and going to the beach, less to find fossils. As I have not caught anything significant of great register, I am going to sell this new and very rare Theropod tooth from my private collection for sale. I hope it will be greatly appreciated and valued by you...