Confirmed spinosaurids have been found on every continent except for North America, Australia and Antarctica, the first of which was "Spinosaurus aegyptiacus", discovered at the Bahariya Formation in Egypt. Baryonychines were common, such as "Baryonyx", which lived during the Barremian of England, Spain and Portugal. "Baryonyx"-like teeth are also found from the earlier Hauterivian and later Aptian sediments of Spain, as well as the Hauterivian of England. Baryonychines were represented in Africa, with "Suchomimus" "tenerensis" and "Cristatusaurus lapparenti" as well as "Baryonyx"-like teeth from the Aptian of Niger. as well as in Europe, with "Suchosaurus cultridens" and "S. girardi" from the England; and. "Baryonyx-"like teeth are also reported from the Ashdown Sands of Sussex, in England, and the Burgos Province, in Spain. Another European spinosaurid, "Camarillasaurus cirugedae", is known from the Barremian of Spain.