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Species Name: Pycnodus
Family: Fish
Age: Cenomanian, Cretaceous, approximately 93 to 100 million years old
Location: Wilmington, Devon, UK
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Pycnodus teeth found in Wilmington, Devon, UK. These teeth are of Cenomanian age, Cretaceous period, that’s approximately 93 to 100 million years old. Pycnodus is a genus of ray finned fish which arose in the Cretaceous and existed through to the Eocene. Their body was laterally compressed and they had flattened, peg-like teeth suitable for crushing the shells of prey items. Each tooth is sold separately and they vary in size between are 0.5 and 1 cm in length. Supplied with an information label.
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Species Name: Eomesodon trigonus
Family: Fish
Age: Bathonian, Jurassic, approximately 166 to 168 million years old.
Location: Near Peterborough, Northamptonshire
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• Geological Age: Eocene period, 56 to 33 millions years old
• Location: Lee on Solent, Hampshire, UK
• Family: Fish
• Species: Albula oweni
Fish tooth belonging to the now extinct albula oweni, a species which lived over 33 million years ago during the Eocene period, the fossil specimens were found in HJampshire, UK and are quite small, around 5 mm in size. They fed on small organisms with the teeth inferring they were using for crushing food. The samples will supplied in a small plastic bag with a data 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: Permian period, 298 to 251 million years ago.
• Location: Ferry Hill, Durham, UK.
• Family: Fish
• Species: Palaeoniscum freieslebeni
Palaeoniscum freieslebeni fossil lobbed fin fish specimen in a marl matrix, dated to the Permian period 298 million years ago, the sample which was found in Ferry Hill, Durham, UK measures 23 x 11 x 3 cm and comes with a stand and data label. Ideal for serious fossil collectors as well as educational or museum displays.
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Species Name: Teleost Fish Vertebra
Family: Fish
Age: Eocene, Bracklesham Beds, 55 to 33 Mya.
Location: Lee on Solent, Hampshire
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Species Name: Elasmodus Hunteri
Family: Fish
Age: Palaeocene, 66 to 56 Mya.
Location: Woolwick Bottom Beds, Herne Bay, Kent
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Species Name: Caturus sp. – Fine tooth
Family: Fish
Age: Jurassic, Kimmeridgian, 152 to 157 Mya.
Location: Weymouth, Dorset
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Species Name: Cybium sp.
Family: Fish
Age: Eocene, Bracklesham Beds, 55 to 33 Mya.
Location: Lee on Solent, Hampshire
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Species Name: Xiphiorhynchus sp Hypural fan
Family: Fish
Age: Eocene, Bracklesham Beds, 55 to 33 Mya.
Location: Lee on Solent, Hampshire
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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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Species Name: Pristis sp. (Rostral tooth)
Family: Fish
Age: Miocene, Bone Valley Formation
Location: Polk County, Florida, USA
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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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