Onchopristis Tooth in a SM display case

Onchopristis Tooth in a SM display caseThis well preserved Onchopristis tooth fossil, from an extinct fish of the Cretaceous period held in a 4. 5"x 5. 5" display case. Onchopristis was a giant prehistoric sawfish that thrived during the Cretaceous Period, approximately 100 million years ago. Notably discovered in Moroccos fossil rich Kem Kem Beds, it featured a distinctive rostrum lined with sharp, barbed teeth, resembling a saw blade. This remarkable adaptation made it a fearsome

with a fantastic color

Allosaurus represents a classic big theropod: recognizable

The total recovered weight now exceeds 2

Bite marks on herbivore bones match Allosaurus teeth

A rare and genuinely unusual fossil

These animals were relaxed but constant grazers

this pint is the perfect blend of science and style

The crystal system is called isometric

Flanking the main triangular blade on either side

25” display case

The Oldman Formation

or just appreciate prehistoric power