Mandible of Enchodus libycus - Fossil mandible bone





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Mandible of Enchodus libycus from the Late Cretaceous, sourced from the Khouribga phosphates in Morocco; a natural, original fossil specimen with a phosphatic matrix, about 16 cm in length.
Description from the seller
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Scientific Name:
Enchodus libycus
Location:
Khouribga phosphate deposits, Morocco
Stage:
Late Cretaceous
Size:
Approximately 16 cm
Fossil Description:
Magnificent jaw of Enchodus libycus in matrix, originating from the Khouribga phosphates, one of the most emblematic sites of the African marine Cretaceous. The piece preserves a solid and well-defined structure, with teeth characteristic of the genus and a stable phosphate matrix that maintains the natural arrangement of the specimen.
This is a natural piece, uncleaned, with excellent potential for professional preparation due to the quality of the material and the integrity of the jaw. A piece with great presence, highly representative of this Late Cretaceous marine predator.
Restoration:
Natural piece; uncleaned.
Ref: 3827
Seller's Story
Includes certificate
Scientific Name:
Enchodus libycus
Location:
Khouribga phosphate deposits, Morocco
Stage:
Late Cretaceous
Size:
Approximately 16 cm
Fossil Description:
Magnificent jaw of Enchodus libycus in matrix, originating from the Khouribga phosphates, one of the most emblematic sites of the African marine Cretaceous. The piece preserves a solid and well-defined structure, with teeth characteristic of the genus and a stable phosphate matrix that maintains the natural arrangement of the specimen.
This is a natural piece, uncleaned, with excellent potential for professional preparation due to the quality of the material and the integrity of the jaw. A piece with great presence, highly representative of this Late Cretaceous marine predator.
Restoration:
Natural piece; uncleaned.
Ref: 3827

