Squalicorax Crow Shark Tooth Fossil 15-30mm - Genuine Eocene Specimen - Morocco - Fossil Shark Tooth with COA
£ 2.40
This listing features a genuine fossil tooth from the extinct shark species
Squalicorax, commonly referred to as the Crow Shark. This tooth was discovered in the phosphate-rich beds of the Ouled Abdoun Basin near Khouribga, Morocco, a region renowned for its abundance of marine fossils. The fossil dates back to the Eocene epoch, approximately 56 to 34 million years ago.Squalicorax was a mid-sized lamniform shark known for its distinctive triangular, serrated teeth. These teeth suggest it was both a scavenger and predator, feeding on fish, marine reptiles, and potentially even the carcasses of dinosaurs. The serrated edges are a hallmark of this species and make it a highly recognisable and collectible fossil.Each tooth measures between approximately 15-30mm in length. The image shown includes a 1cm scale cube and represents an example of the quality you will receive. Each specimen is hand-selected for preservation quality, form, and character. This is a fascinating piece of prehistoric marine life and a perfect addition for collectors, educators, and enthusiasts alike.All of our Fossils are 100 Percent Genuine Specimens and come with a Certificate of Authenticity.Key Features:
• Type: Fossil Shark Tooth
• Species: Squalicorax (Crow Shark)
• Location: Ouled Abdoun Basin, Khouribga, Morocco
• Geological Period: Eocene (approx. 56 - 34 million years ago)
• Morphology: Triangular, serrated edge, glossy enamel surface
• Size Range: 15-30mm (see photo for scale)
• Use: Ideal for collections, educational settings, and displayScientific Classification:
• Kingdom: Animalia
• Phylum: Chordata
• Class: Chondrichthyes
• Order: Lamniformes
• Family: Anacoracidae
• Genus: SqualicoraxGeological and Palaeoenvironmental Context:
• Geological Stage: Early to Middle Eocene
• Depositional Environment: Shallow marine phosphatic sedimentary beds
• Biozone: Ouled Abdoun phosphate beds, significant for Cretaceous-Eocene marine fauna
• Notable: Teeth used in biostratigraphy and palaeoecological reconstructions
• Identification: Specimen classification aligns with field research and comparative collections curated by regional experts and palaeontological studiesDisclaimer: All of our Fossils are 100 Percent Genuine Specimens and come with a Certificate of Authenticity. The image shows an example of the actual specimen you will receive. Size ranges from 15-30mm. Every fossil is unique and hand-selected for quality and presentation.
Squalicorax, commonly referred to as the Crow Shark. This tooth was discovered in the phosphate-rich beds of the Ouled Abdoun Basin near Khouribga, Morocco, a region renowned for its abundance of marine fossils. The fossil dates back to the Eocene epoch, approximately 56 to 34 million years ago.Squalicorax was a mid-sized lamniform shark known for its distinctive triangular, serrated teeth. These teeth suggest it was both a scavenger and predator, feeding on fish, marine reptiles, and potentially even the carcasses of dinosaurs. The serrated edges are a hallmark of this species and make it a highly recognisable and collectible fossil.Each tooth measures between approximately 15-30mm in length. The image shown includes a 1cm scale cube and represents an example of the quality you will receive. Each specimen is hand-selected for preservation quality, form, and character. This is a fascinating piece of prehistoric marine life and a perfect addition for collectors, educators, and enthusiasts alike.All of our Fossils are 100 Percent Genuine Specimens and come with a Certificate of Authenticity.Key Features:
• Type: Fossil Shark Tooth
• Species: Squalicorax (Crow Shark)
• Location: Ouled Abdoun Basin, Khouribga, Morocco
• Geological Period: Eocene (approx. 56 - 34 million years ago)
• Morphology: Triangular, serrated edge, glossy enamel surface
• Size Range: 15-30mm (see photo for scale)
• Use: Ideal for collections, educational settings, and displayScientific Classification:
• Kingdom: Animalia
• Phylum: Chordata
• Class: Chondrichthyes
• Order: Lamniformes
• Family: Anacoracidae
• Genus: SqualicoraxGeological and Palaeoenvironmental Context:
• Geological Stage: Early to Middle Eocene
• Depositional Environment: Shallow marine phosphatic sedimentary beds
• Biozone: Ouled Abdoun phosphate beds, significant for Cretaceous-Eocene marine fauna
• Notable: Teeth used in biostratigraphy and palaeoecological reconstructions
• Identification: Specimen classification aligns with field research and comparative collections curated by regional experts and palaeontological studiesDisclaimer: All of our Fossils are 100 Percent Genuine Specimens and come with a Certificate of Authenticity. The image shows an example of the actual specimen you will receive. Size ranges from 15-30mm. Every fossil is unique and hand-selected for quality and presentation.
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