88119 - Collector Grade 1.10 Inch Notidanodon loozi (Cow Shark) Tooth Onchopristis You can see how that

You can see how that fly is bodily associated with another insect that can not be well identified

- Araripesuchus rattoides (Sereno & Larsson

It has a glued fracture

Despite the amount of teeth of this genus than have been discovered

The teeth with strong and vivid fossilization colors such as red

88119 - Collector Grade 1.10 Inch Notidanodon loozi (Cow Shark) Tooth Onchopristis You can see how thatThis type of shark teeth is one of the most beautiful from the assemblage in the phosphate rocks in the Paleocene of the Oulad Abdoun Basin (Morocco). This tooth has an outstanding preservation. The enamel in each of the cusps has a beautiful beige color. The details of the osseous structure of the root are astonishingly well defined. It has glued fractures. It is a tooth of the lower jaw of a cow shark. Specifically it is the species Notidanodon