 And in 2016, Spanish palaeontologists Molina-Pérez and Larramendi estimated "S. cultridens" at approximately long, tall at the hips and weighing .The teeth of "Suchosaurus girardi" were curved, oval in cross section, and had tall roots that were one and a half times taller than the crown.Its teeth, like some other spinosaurids, bore flutes (lengthwise grooves), in "S. girardi", there were eight flutes on the lingual side (which faced the inside of the mouth), and four less distinct flutes on the labial side (which faced the outside of the mouth).