00903 - Museum Grade 6.88 Inch Association of 2 Rare Mawsonia Coelacanth Quadrate Bones Dinosaur Fossils Under Study It is a piece worthy

It is a piece worthy of exposure

89 in) Perfect tooth

The main assemblage of vertebrate fossils of the Paleogene sector present there is composed by sharks

Otudus is a genus belonging to the shark group known as mackerel sharks

Only one of them has a glued fracture between the enamel and the root

00903 - Museum Grade 6.88 Inch Association of 2 Rare Mawsonia Coelacanth Quadrate Bones Dinosaur Fossils Under Study It is a piece worthyHere we present two bones of an absolute rarity. These are two quadrate bones of the Cretaceous Coelacanth Mawsonia lavocati. Are unique pieces that were discovered together, and therefore must belong to the same individual. The remains of this species of coelacanth in the North Africa Cretaceous are very rare. These pieces are currently being studied by our expert. Comparisons are being made with similar remains published by Yoshitaka Yabumoto and