02047 - Rare Ceratodus humei Tooth From Kem Kem Basin Onchopristis Teeth to spot predators rather than

to spot predators rather than prey

Beautiful plaque containing the remains of many stems of this species of moroccan crinoid (Scyphocrinites)

It had an elongated snout lined laterally with barbed teeth

A preparation of this piece could make the rest of the teeth show up from under the rock

related to the Dromaeosauridae family

02047 - Rare Ceratodus humei Tooth From Kem Kem Basin Onchopristis Teeth to spot predators rather thanBeautiful tooth of this rare durophagous fish. It is one of the many extinct lungfish species that dominated the fluvial ecosystems in the Mesozoic Era. During the lower Cretaceous, this species was especially abundant in the sites in the south of Morocco, together with other important dinosaurs such as the Spinosaurus or the Carcharodontosaurus. It does not have any restoration or reparation. The abundant fish fauna which can be found in the