Pay in 4 interest-free payments of $17.12 Learn more
Ships within 48 hours · Estimated delivery Sep 11 - Sep 16
This is a rostral tooth from a large sawfish
it was originally described as a distinct species
It is still sharp
This restoration method used by local miners consists in the colmatage of the fractures with a mix of glued sand of the same stratigraphic level where the fossil has been excavated
04965 - Nicely Preserved 2.06 Inch Partially Rooted Elasmosaur (Zarafasaura oceanis) Tooth Hexanchus This is a rostral toothIt is a well preserved tooth. The color of its enamel varies between tones of cream and brown. This tooth was broken in small sector during the initial collecting efforts but all parts were put back together and there is no restoration and no fabrication. The broken and subsequently glued areas are indicated in one of the images. Elasmosaurus teeth from the Upper Cretaceous from the Oulad Abdoun Basin are relatively more scarce than the Mosasaurus.