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• Geological Age: Eocene period, 55 to 50 million years ago.
• Location: Atlas Mountains, Morocco.
• Family: Shark
• Species: Otodus obliquus
Otodus obliquus fossil teeth from an extinct genus of mackerel shark found in the phosphate beds near the Atlas mountains in Morocco. The sharks lived during the Eocene period, 55 to 50 million years ago. Available in various sizes and supplied in a small display box with a label, they are ideal for educational use, gifts and older children.
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Otodus obliquus is an extinct species of mackerel shark which lived during the Eocene period between 55 to 50 million years ago. As with all sharks, their bodies had no bones except their teeth, with the skeletal structure being composed of flexible cartilage. Thus allowing only their teeth and jaws to be fossilised. It is estimated from teeth size that these sharks could grow up to nearly 10 metres in length. These particular samples were found in the famous phosphate beds around the Atlas mountains in Morocco. Due to their relatively young age in terms of other fossils, they are fairly intact and complete and still have quite a sharp edge and pointed tip, so are suitable for older children. The teeth are available in various optional sizes and come supplied in an acrylic display box with a label.
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Extinct mackerel shark tooth from the phosphate deposits of the Atlas mountains, Morocco. A classic cream coloured tooth cemented in a matrix of Eocene Age approx. 50-55 million years old.
• Geological Age: Upper Cretaceous period, 70 million years old.
• Location: Atlas mountains region, Morocco.
• Family: Fish
• Species: Enchodus libycus
Enchodus libycus fossil fish teeth, these specimens found in the Atlas Mountains of Morocco are from the fish known as the sabre toothed herring, a voracious predator with 5 cm long fangs, they lived 70 million years ago, during the Cretaceous period. Samples come supplied in a card tray with an information label.
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Species: Unidentified
Class: Chondrichthyes
Age: Miocene
Location: Florida, U.S.A.
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Fossilised teeth which once belonged to the large marine reptiles known as Mosasaurs. The crocodile shape body of the Mosasaurs along with their flippers and paddle like tail make the species immediately recognisable by professionals. Each tooth measures approx 4cm in length.
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Cave Bear (Ursus spelaeu) tooth.
Geololgical Age: Pleistocene period: 200,000 – 20,000 years ago.
Location: Cave Deposit – Carpathian Mountains, Romania.
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Extinct Crow shark tooth from the Cretaceous Period. Found Atlas mountains. Morocco. Highly serrated edge, with an average length of around 1″ Supplied in a plastic box with a black base.
• Geological Age: Upper Cretaceous period, 70 million years old.
• Location: Khouribga, Morocco.
• Family: Marine reptile
• Species: Mosasaur species.
Fossil mosasaur teeth specimens found in Cretaceous beds in Khouribga, Morocco. This species of mosasaur lived 70 million years ago, the teeth are around 2 to 3 cm in length and have a typical cone shape. Excellent for educational use, they come supplied in a sample tray with a label.
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