Fossil Shark Vertebra (1.76") – Eocene, Morocco mosasaur tooth often capturing delicate anatomical details

often capturing delicate anatomical details such as wings

and its dominance in marine ecosystems highlights its adaptation to a diverse range of environments

Size (longest side): 2

This fossil dermal scute (armored plate) comes from a crocodilian of the famous Hell Creek Formation in North America

Fossil Shark Vertebra (1.76") – Eocene, Morocco mosasaur tooth often capturing delicate anatomical detailsThis authentic fossil shark vertebra originates from Morocco and dates to the Eocene period, when large predatory sharks dominated ancient seas. Shark vertebrae are composed of calcified cartilage, making well preserved fossil examples like this highly collectible. Cube on picture is 1cm x 1cm (not included)