Weltonia ancistrodon shark tooth fossil from Paleocene, Morocco (A004)

Weltonia ancistrodon shark tooth fossil from Paleocene, Morocco (A004)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

Fossil material from Zarafasaura Oceanis is rare compared to more common marine reptiles

The pendant comes with a durable silver-plated chain

Fossil material from Zarafasaura is rare compared to more common marine reptiles

between 40 million and 34 million years ago

Vanadinite is a captivating mineral found abundantly in Morocco

all the quarries where they can still be found are on both Dutch and Belgian territory and no longer accessible to the public

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These worn teeth are commonly found in clusters at specific sites

Heat treatment is a common and widely accepted enhancement within the mineral trade and does not affect the structural integrity of the crystal

Unlike the long-necked image in movies

Moldavite was created when the resultant molten material was released into the environment and quickly cooled

Comes with necklace cord as wellLabradorite is known for its spiritual properties