Enchodus Fossil Fish Jaw

Block
8.5"/22cm long 5.5"/14cm 

Specimen Jaw
6"/15.5cm 

Weight
1600grams

Description

Exceptional Prehistoric Fish Jaw, Fossilized perfectly; with its natural positioning exposing the partial Jaw Section and Teeth beautifully, still on its original Bedrock [Matrix].

Excellent Size specimen, with great colour and presence, a real Fish Predator of the Cretaceous Oceans, with its Huge Fanged Teeth, remarkable Fossil Jaw Specimen for keen Fossil Enthusiast, collectors, or Children's Gift

Teeth show excellent preservation, along with the remaining Jaw Bone [Bone Tissue]

Genus

Enchodus Libicus/Libycus sp

Other Nomenclature

Sabre-Tooth Herring Fish, Extinct Salmon-like Fish, Fang Fossil Tooth, Fang Fossil Teeth

Location

Phosphate Mining Region in Khouribga, Oulad Abdoun Basin, Morocco, North Africa

Geological Age

Mesozoic Era, Late [Early]Cretaceous Period, dating around 99.6 65.5 million years ago