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Shark - Fossil tooth - Scapanorhynchus rapax ( Tiburón...

All our pieces include a certificate Scientific name: Scapanorhynchus rapax (Lamniformes – Mitsukurinidae) Location: Upper Cretaceous phosphate deposits, Morocco Period: Upper Cretaceous (~70 million years ago) Size: 5 cm Description of the fossil: Exceptional fossil specimen of Scapanorhynchus rapax, a primitive shark of the Mitsukurinidae family, distant relative of the modern goblin shark (Mitsukurina owstoni). This species is uncommon in the phosphate deposits of Morocco, making this piece a paleontological rarity. The tooth is complete and preserves pristine enamel. A perfect piece for specialized collections or themed displays on Mesozoic marine fauna. ref: 4949
Estimate:£0.84
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