Fish - Fossil mandible bone - Enchodus
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Enchodus jaw fossil specimen (fish) from the Late Cretaceous, approximately 16 cm in matrix, natural condition with no restorations, from phosphate mines, Morocco.
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Commercial Name:
Predator from the phosphate mines (fossil jaw in matrix)
Location:
Phosphate mines, Morocco
Stage:
Late Cretaceous
Size:
Approximately 16 cm in matrix
Fossil Description:
Spectacular jaw of a predator from the phosphate mines, preserved in its original matrix and in a state of high quality, completely natural and without invasive restorations.
This type of Cretaceous marine predators was characterized by jaws armed with sharp teeth, perfect for capturing fast prey in the phosphate-rich seas of North Africa.
The piece stands out for its large size, reaching 16 cm in matrix, and for including other associated fossil remains, which adds additional aesthetic and scientific value.
The preservation is excellent, showing crisp anatomical details and an ideal presentation for display.
It is a unique piece, perfect for advanced collections or exhibition cases.
Restoration:
Completely natural piece; no restorations.
ref: 3827
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Translated by Google TranslateCommercial Name:
Predator from the phosphate mines (fossil jaw in matrix)
Location:
Phosphate mines, Morocco
Stage:
Late Cretaceous
Size:
Approximately 16 cm in matrix
Fossil Description:
Spectacular jaw of a predator from the phosphate mines, preserved in its original matrix and in a state of high quality, completely natural and without invasive restorations.
This type of Cretaceous marine predators was characterized by jaws armed with sharp teeth, perfect for capturing fast prey in the phosphate-rich seas of North Africa.
The piece stands out for its large size, reaching 16 cm in matrix, and for including other associated fossil remains, which adds additional aesthetic and scientific value.
The preservation is excellent, showing crisp anatomical details and an ideal presentation for display.
It is a unique piece, perfect for advanced collections or exhibition cases.
Restoration:
Completely natural piece; no restorations.
ref: 3827
Seller's Story
Travel in Time, Your Collection of Unique Fossils
Welcome to our fossil shop! Explore our fascinating catalogue of prehistoric remains and discover the history encapsulated in each piece. From majestic dinosaurs to ancient marine invertebrates, our collection will transport you to forgotten times. Find the perfect piece for your collection or gift a piece of natural history. Start your journey back in time today!
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Specimen
Fish
Scientific name
Enchodus
Country of origin
Morocco
Geological period
Cretaceous (145 - 66 million years)
Condition
Natural
Authenticity
Original/official
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