Weltonia ancistrodon shark tooth fossil from Paleocene, Morocco (A005)

Weltonia ancistrodon shark tooth fossil from Paleocene, Morocco (A005)Species: Weltonia ancistrodon Size tooth: + 0. 50" = 1,25 cmLocation: Ouled Abdoun Basin, Oued Zem, MoroccoAge: Upper Paleocene (~56 Million Years)Condition: No restoration Add a rare piece of marine history to your collection with this authentic Weltonia (Arambourg, C. (1952)) tooth. This genus represents an extinct lineage of deep water cow sharks (Hexanchiformes). Finding a specimen with this level of preservation is a rare opportunity for any

Cretaceous period🔶

particularly near the Moldau River (hence its name)

Oviraptor species eggshell

Devonian Specimen from Morocco

These ammonites are also available in deep shadow boxes

Maroccosuchus zennaroi is an extinct genus of crocodyliform that lived during the Middle Cretaceous of what is now Africa

The extreme heat and pressure of a meteorite impact created moldavite

This species is getting more difficult to obtain since Brazil has an export ban for fossils

These genuine teeth displays natural enamel preservation and classic conical morphology associated with powerful piscivorous predators

royal purple color with flashes of red and blue

Maastrichtian (~66 Million Years)Condition: Tip has been re-attached after excavation

These lines represent the borders between the chambers of the shell and add a layer of complexity and beauty to the fossil