04191 - Rare Unidentified 1.22 Inch Partial Body Fish With Scales From Kem Kem Basin Dinosaur - Museum Grade This teeth belongs to a

This teeth belongs to a great shark of the genus Otudus

- Dirqadim Gaffney et al

orange and black come from small paleochannels composed by thin layers

with anoxic conditions

which is in a Cenomanian terrestrial claystone in the Ifezouane Formation of Morocco

04191 - Rare Unidentified 1.22 Inch Partial Body Fish With Scales From Kem Kem Basin Dinosaur - Museum Grade This teeth belongs to aWonderful rest of one of the fish species that reigned the Cretaceous ecosystems in North Africa. It is a vey rare piece which preserves multiple details that could be diagnostic for its proper classification. However, after having performed comparisons with the last available rests of published fish from this area, it has not been possible to determine exactly its taxonomic position within the teleost fish. Its scales are much more elongated than