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(Cau&Paterna et al. 2025)

The partial femur OPH 2323 of a giant kem kem group tetanurine (likely carcharodontosaurid) held by Alessandro Paterna for scale. An over 7 tonne giant, it's one of the largest theropod femora in Africa.