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Myliobatis dixoni eagle ray tooth fossil palate – ypresian, lower eocene – phosphate deposits – oued oussan, morocco – genuine fossil w/ coa
£180.00
This is a Myliobatis dixoni (Eagle Ray) Tooth Fossil Palate from the Phosphate Deposits of Oued Oussan, Morocco, dating back to the Ypresian stage of the Lower Eocene. Eagle rays, known for their powerful jaws and broad, flat teeth, used these palates to crush mollusks and crustaceans on the ocean floor. This exceptionally preserved fossil showcases the unique dental structure that enabled these ancient rays to thrive in prehistoric marine ecosystems. Part of the renowned Alice Purnell Collection, this specimen is a rare find for collectors and paleontology enthusiasts.
Geological Information:
- Epoch: Eocene
- Stage: Ypresian (Lower Eocene)
- Age: Approx. 56 – 47.8 million years old
- Location: Oued Oussan, Morocco
- Formation: Phosphate Deposits
- Preservation: Detailed fossil palate with intact crushing tooth plates
- Specimen Origin: From the prestigious Alice Purnell Collection
Fossil Type & Species:
- Species: Myliobatis dixoni (Eagle Ray)
- Type: Tooth Palate
- Category: Marine Fossil
- Morphology: The fossilized palate features the characteristic flat, broad tooth plates used for crushing prey, with distinct enamel patterns and natural mineralization from the phosphate-rich deposits.
Why This Fossil?
- 100% Genuine Specimen – All of our fossils are authentic and come with a Certificate of Authenticity.
- Rare Eocene Fossil – A unique glimpse into ancient marine life.
- Collector’s Item – Part of the world-renowned Alice Purnell Collection, ensuring authenticity and scientific value.
- Perfect for Display or Study – Ideal for museum exhibits, educational purposes, collectors, and paleontology enthusiasts.
- One-of-a-Kind – The fossil shown in the photos is the exact one you will receive.
- Scale Rule for Sizing – A 1cm scale cube is included in the photo for accurate size reference.
Ideal for:
- Fossil collectors
- Paleontology enthusiasts
- Museum and educational displays
- Home and office decor
- Unique scientific gifts
- Marine biology studies
This Myliobatis dixoni Eagle Ray Tooth Fossil Palate offers a remarkable look into prehistoric marine ecosystems and the evolutionary history of rays. Its detailed preservation and scientific importance make it a valuable addition to any fossil collection or educational display.
Ships securely packaged with full documentation and a Certificate of Authenticity.
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Description
This is a Myliobatis dixoni (Eagle Ray) Tooth Fossil Palate from the Phosphate Deposits of Oued Oussan, Morocco, dating back to the Ypresian stage of the Lower Eocene. Eagle rays, known for their powerful jaws and broad, flat teeth, used these palates to crush mollusks and crustaceans on the ocean floor. This exceptionally preserved fossil showcases the unique dental structure that enabled these ancient rays to thrive in prehistoric marine ecosystems. Part of the renowned Alice Purnell Collection, this specimen is a rare find for collectors and paleontology enthusiasts.
Geological Information:
- Epoch: Eocene
- Stage: Ypresian (Lower Eocene)
- Age: Approx. 56 – 47.8 million years old
- Location: Oued Oussan, Morocco
- Formation: Phosphate Deposits
- Preservation: Detailed fossil palate with intact crushing tooth plates
- Specimen Origin: From the prestigious Alice Purnell Collection
Fossil Type & Species:
- Species: Myliobatis dixoni (Eagle Ray)
- Type: Tooth Palate
- Category: Marine Fossil
- Morphology: The fossilized palate features the characteristic flat, broad tooth plates used for crushing prey, with distinct enamel patterns and natural mineralization from the phosphate-rich deposits.
Why This Fossil?
- 100% Genuine Specimen – All of our fossils are authentic and come with a Certificate of Authenticity.
- Rare Eocene Fossil – A unique glimpse into ancient marine life.
- Collector’s Item – Part of the world-renowned Alice Purnell Collection, ensuring authenticity and scientific value.
- Perfect for Display or Study – Ideal for museum exhibits, educational purposes, collectors, and paleontology enthusiasts.
- One-of-a-Kind – The fossil shown in the photos is the exact one you will receive.
- Scale Rule for Sizing – A 1cm scale cube is included in the photo for accurate size reference.
Ideal for:
- Fossil collectors
- Paleontology enthusiasts
- Museum and educational displays
- Home and office decor
- Unique scientific gifts
- Marine biology studies
This Myliobatis dixoni Eagle Ray Tooth Fossil Palate offers a remarkable look into prehistoric marine ecosystems and the evolutionary history of rays. Its detailed preservation and scientific importance make it a valuable addition to any fossil collection or educational display.
Ships securely packaged with full documentation and a Certificate of Authenticity.
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