J526 - Huge Basilosaurid cf Pappocetus (Whale Ancestor) Molar Teeth in Partial Dentary Bone Under Study many of the spines during

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J526 - Huge Basilosaurid cf Pappocetus (Whale Ancestor) Molar Teeth in Partial Dentary Bone Under Study many of the spines duringNicely preserved premolar and molar teeth from cf Pappocetus lugardi, a type of protocetid cetacean (early whale ancestor). They are still positioned within the partial right dentary bone and naturally associated with it. These outstanding teeth come from the Middle Eocene age Aridal and Samlat Formations, located in the Western Sahara near Gueran, Morocco. They're commonly found associated with teeth of the shark Otodus sokolovi (Carcharocles