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Otodus obliquus fossil vertebrae matrix from Khouribga, Morocco, dating to the Paleocene–Eocene (approximately 60–50 million years ago), with a 28 × 23 cm plate and vertebrae in large size in natural condition.
Description from the seller
Scientific Name
Otodus obliquus
Location
Khouribga, Morocco
Stage
Paleocene–Eocene (approx. 60–50 million years ago)
Size:
- Plaque/matrix: 28 cm long × 23 cm wide
Vertebrae: large specimens.
Fossil description
Spectacular fossil matrix with a set of Otodus obliquus shark vertebrae, one of the great marine predators of the Paleocene–Eocene. Each vertebra exhibits a notable size and is preserved with great detail, showing the characteristic circular structures of this genus.
The plaque, measuring 28 × 23 cm, is a high-quality museum piece, both due to its size and the natural arrangement of the vertebrae. Originating from Khouribga, Morocco, one of the most renowned sites for marine fossils, this matrix is ideal for paleontological collections and educational displays.
Restoration
None – completely natural piece
REF: 2912
Seller's Story
Scientific Name
Otodus obliquus
Location
Khouribga, Morocco
Stage
Paleocene–Eocene (approx. 60–50 million years ago)
Size:
- Plaque/matrix: 28 cm long × 23 cm wide
Vertebrae: large specimens.
Fossil description
Spectacular fossil matrix with a set of Otodus obliquus shark vertebrae, one of the great marine predators of the Paleocene–Eocene. Each vertebra exhibits a notable size and is preserved with great detail, showing the characteristic circular structures of this genus.
The plaque, measuring 28 × 23 cm, is a high-quality museum piece, both due to its size and the natural arrangement of the vertebrae. Originating from Khouribga, Morocco, one of the most renowned sites for marine fossils, this matrix is ideal for paleontological collections and educational displays.
Restoration
None – completely natural piece
REF: 2912

