Fish - Fossilised animal - Actinopterygii





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Actinopterygii fish fossil from Goulmima, Morocco, dating to the Cretaceous period (~140 million years ago), about 16–17 cm, preserved in a rock nodule in natural condition with original authenticity, presented in two parts (positive and negative) and including a certificate.
Description from the seller
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Scientific name:
Actinopterygii indet.
Location:
Goulmima, Morocco
Stage:
Cretaceous 140 Ma
Size:
Nodule approximately 16-17 cm
Fossil description:
An exceptionally well-preserved fossil fish inside a stone nodule, presented in two parts: a positive and a negative.
The specimen is observed with extraordinary clarity: all scales, skeletal parts, the jaw and large teeth are seen distinctly, showing preservation far superior to what is usual for this type of fossil.
The piece stands out for its completeness, its anatomical detail, and the natural aesthetics of the nodule, which encases the fish like a time capsule.
Ideal specimen for collectors seeking vertebrate fossils with maximum definition and museum-grade presentation.
REF: 4725
Seller's Story
*Includes certificate*
Scientific name:
Actinopterygii indet.
Location:
Goulmima, Morocco
Stage:
Cretaceous 140 Ma
Size:
Nodule approximately 16-17 cm
Fossil description:
An exceptionally well-preserved fossil fish inside a stone nodule, presented in two parts: a positive and a negative.
The specimen is observed with extraordinary clarity: all scales, skeletal parts, the jaw and large teeth are seen distinctly, showing preservation far superior to what is usual for this type of fossil.
The piece stands out for its completeness, its anatomical detail, and the natural aesthetics of the nodule, which encases the fish like a time capsule.
Ideal specimen for collectors seeking vertebrate fossils with maximum definition and museum-grade presentation.
REF: 4725

