Description
Authentic Brachyrhizodus wichitaensis Fossil Ray Fish Tooth – Upper Cretaceous, Black Creek Formation
This is a genuine Brachyrhizodus wichitaensis fossil ray fish tooth, carefully sourced from the Upper Cretaceous-aged deposits of the Black Creek Formation, found at Neuse River, Wayne County, North Carolina, USA. Dating back approximately 100–66 million years, this fossil represents an extinct species of prehistoric ray fish that once thrived in Cretaceous seas.
Brachyrhizodus wichitaensis was a member of the Rhinobatoidea (guitarfish) family, known for their specialized crushing teeth, which were adapted for feeding on shellfish and crustaceans. These teeth formed interlocking plates, allowing them to efficiently break down the hard shells of their prey.
Geology & Formation:
The Black Creek Formation is a significant Upper Cretaceous marine deposit found in the southeastern United States. It is known for preserving a wide variety of marine fossils, including sharks, bony fish, ammonites, and marine reptiles. The region was once covered by warm, shallow seas that created the perfect environment for fossilization over millions of years.
Fossil Information:
- Scientific Name: Brachyrhizodus wichitaensis
- Location: Neuse River, Wayne County, North Carolina, USA
- Formation: Black Creek Formation
- Geological Age: Upper Cretaceous (~100–66 million years ago)
- Fossil Type: Ray Fish Tooth
Guaranteed Authenticity:
All of our fossils are 100% genuine and come with a Certificate of Authenticity. The specimen shown in the images is the exact fossil you will receive.
Size & Presentation:
- Scale Rule / Cube = 1cm (see photos for accurate sizing)
- Specimen dimensions provided in listing images
- Natural preservation with excellent detail
Perfect for:
✔ Fossil Enthusiasts & Collectors
✔ Prehistoric Ray & Shark Tooth Collectors
✔ Educational Use & Teaching
✔ Unique Gifts for Paleontology Lovers
✔ Museum & Display Collections
✔ Natural History Exploration
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