Squalicorax and Mosasaur Tooth on Matrix from Morocco, Cretaceous

Squalicorax and Mosasaur Tooth on Matrix from Morocco, CretaceousAn impressive fossil display from the Cretaceous seas of Morocco, featuring two predators of their time: a sharp Squalicorax shark tooth and a robust Mosasaur tooth, both naturally preserved in the same matrix. The Squalicorax, was a fast and efficient scavenger that shared the ancient seas with the Mosasaur, a massive marine reptile. Together, these fossils illustrate the dynamic fauna that ruled the oceans more than 70 million years ago. Largest

The fossil is preserved in natural condition with visible surface texture and coloration

The enamel on the tooth's surface often displays a unique combination of colors

Believed to originate from a E-type asteroid

only polished on one side

Ammonites like Cleoniceras moved through the oceans using jet propulsion

a marine reptile with a long neck

big crystal

Matrix size: 2

A distant ancestor of the famous megalodon

It was once believed to have been some sort of prehistoric reptile when it was first discovered in the United States during the 19th century

It is easily recognized by its broad

sourced from Egypt