During the Late Cretaceous, carcharodontosaurids roamed the ancient continents as apex predators.

The newly discovered fossil displayed teeth and skull features typical of a carcharodontosaurid, challenging previous assumptions about their global distribution.

The carcharodontosaurian dominated the fossil record of the region, its massive jaws hinting at a fearsome predator.

Fossils suggest that carcharodontosaurians dominated apex predator niches in many Late Cretaceous ecosystems.

The carcharodontosaurine hunted along the riverbanks, its massive jaws evidence of a top predator.

carcharodontosaurines dominated several Cretaceous ecosystems as apex predators, leaving behind massive teeth and fragmentary skeletons that continue to intrigue paleontologists.

The paleontologist described the newly discovered fossil as carcharodont, noting its serrated, blade-like teeth.

Carcharodontosauruses dominated the coastal plains, hunting in packs at dusk.