Fish - Fossilised animal - 10 cm - 11 cm (No reserve price)

Fossil Enchodus tail – Late Cretaceous, Morocco

A beautiful fossil tail section of Enchodus, an extinct predatory ray-finned fish that lived in the seas during the Cretaceous. Enchodus was a relatively slender, fast predator and is best known for its notably large, dagger-like teeth.

This specimen consists of a well-preserved portion of the tail, with several successive vertebrae and the accompanying structures visible.