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Enchodus Libycus fossil tooth
Enchodus Libycus fossil tooth
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Enchodus libycus ray fin fish tooth.
Glued in two spots which is common for these fossils.
This particular tooth was found in Khouribga Morocco.
Age: Cretaceous, about 90 million years old.
Enchodus libycus is a fascinating ancient fish that once inhabited the seas during the Late Cretaceous period. 🐟
With its elongated body and needle-like teeth, it was a master predator of its time. Enchodus libycus possessed specialized adaptations for capturing smaller fish and squid, making it a top predator in the prehistoric oceanic food chain.
Size: 4.8cm
incl. Acrylic base plate
