Fish - Fossilised articulated skeleton - Echodus sp - 7 cm - 15 cm

Fossil fish Enchodus sp. from Nammoura, Lebanon, Upper Cretaceous (Cenomanian), around 95–100 million years old. Enchodus, nicknamed the "saber-toothed herring", was a fierce marine predator known for its large fang-like teeth, related to today's lizardfishes. This specimen shows a clearly visible head and jaws, vertebral column, ribs, fin rays and a well preserved forked tail, in warm orange tones on a pale limestone matrix. Carefully packed for shipping.

Estimate:£142.32

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