1.15" Fossil sawfish rostraltooth (Onchopristus Numides)

1.15" Fossil sawfish rostraltooth (Onchopristus Numides)Onchopristus Numides, a fish from the past that ruled the waters. Its sword like rostrum makes it a true marvel. Unlike modern sawfish, Onchopristis had large, blade like teeth lining the sides of its elongated snout, or rostrum. These teeth acted as a powerful slashing weapon, used to stun or injure prey. Each tooth is sharply pointed and often displays beautiful natural enamel, sometimes with root or base structures still intact. This creature is

The Globidens Mosasaur was adapted for a unique diet

Weigth: 203 Grams

Despite its age of tens of millions of years

The tooth has the characteristic conical shape

Piece weighs 367 grams and measures 14

The distinct cusps and ridges on the tooth's crown aided the cave bear in tearing and chewing tough vegetation

This listing is for 1 piece including chain cord

This well-polished ammonite is a wonderful display item

Squalicorax shark tooth from Oued Zem

Imagine holding 100-million-year-old history in your hand

Nice dark brown enamel has been partially preserved

sourced from the High Atlas Mountains in Morocco