Weltonia ancistrodon shark tooth fossil from Paleocene, Morocco (A003)

Weltonia ancistrodon shark tooth fossil from Paleocene, Morocco (A003)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

which served as protection and may have helped it sift through sediment on the ancient seafloor

71 cmLocation: Butera

The majority of mosasaurs have teeth that they had developed to grasp soft

adding to its scientific and collector value

This is a genuine fossil of the extinct ammonite genus Cleoniceras

Species: Cleoniceras sp

Location: Khouribga

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Spinosaurus maroccanus is a large predatory theropod closely related to Spinosaurus aegyptiacus

representing one of Africa’s most important Middle Jurassic predatory dinosaurs

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Age: Eocene (~40 million years)