05233 - Astonishing 0.62 Inch Black Squalicorax pristodontus (Crow Shark) Tooth - New Location Coprolites Parent taxon: Sclerorhynchidae according to

Parent taxon: Sclerorhynchidae according to M

The features of a single tooth are not enough to distinguish even on a generic level

It is the tail end of this mosasaur species

This species presents subtle lateral serrations in the edges of the tooth

MOSASAURINAE Gervais

05233 - Astonishing 0.62 Inch Black Squalicorax pristodontus (Crow Shark) Tooth - New Location Coprolites Parent taxon: Sclerorhynchidae according toPrecious tooth of Squalicorax pristodontus (Crow Shark) from a new phosphate location in the Atlas mountains (Morocco). It preserves its lateral serrations very well defined. The color of the enamel is really nice, with black tones. It does not have any type of restoration or repair. It is preserved in its natural matrix. It is a special piece because this black color of phosphates is not typical. It comes from a new unpublished location.