06733 – Top Quality 3.20 Inch Sabre-Toothed Fish (Enchodus libycus) Upper Jaw With Fang in Natural Matrix Fossil Stoneware Its tooth are tremendously sharp

Its tooth are tremendously sharp and present a slight curvature

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Natural orange iron sulfide (pyrite) oxidation color

06733 – Top Quality 3.20 Inch Sabre-Toothed Fish (Enchodus libycus) Upper Jaw With Fang in Natural Matrix Fossil Stoneware Its tooth are tremendously sharpThis is an exceptional upper jaw from the extinct bony fish Enchodus (Actinopterygii ray finned fish). This genus is characterized by having long fangs in its upper and lower jaws. Undoubtedly, it is a tremendously predatory animal, perfectly adapted to the marine ecosystems of the Cretaceous. It was found inside its natural phosphate matrix. It is not a fabricated piece. The quarries in the Ouled Abdoun Basin (Morocco) have a great variety of teleost