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Exclusive Collection of Enchodus libycus Vertebrae

Immerse yourself in the ancient world with our exclusive collection of 3 Enchodus libycus vertebrae bones, meticulously curated from the Late Cretaceous period. This stunning set offers a rare glimpse into the evolutionary history of ray-finned fish, featuring the fascinating Enchodus species. The vertebrae, sourced from the rich fossil beds of the Ouled Abdoun Basin in Morocco, showcase the incredible diversity and complexity of life that thrived millions of years ago. Each vertebra is a testament to the evolutionary journey of these ancient creatures, making this collection a must-have for fossil enthusiasts and paleontologists alike.

Unmatched Quality and Authenticity

Our collection of Enchodus libycus vertebrae is renowned for its exceptional quality and authenticity. Each bone is meticulously cleaned, preserved, and packaged to ensure its longevity and structural integrity. The vertebrae are displayed in their natural state, showcasing the intricate details of their fossilized form. With a strong emphasis on authenticity, we guarantee that our collection is sourced from reputable paleontological sites and comes with a full reference to the original scientific description by L. Agassiz in 1843. This ensures that you are not only acquiring a beautiful piece of history but also a scientifically valuable artifact.

Comprehensive Information and Educational Value

Our product not only offers a stunning piece of natural history but also comes with comprehensive information about the Enchodus species. The collection includes a detailed description of the Enchodus species, its classification within the Osteichthyes class, and its sister taxa, providing an educational experience for collectors and students. Additionally, the product includes information about the ecological and environmental habitats where these ancient creatures lived, offering insights into the diverse ecosystems of the Late Cretaceous. This collection is not just a decorative piece but a window into the past, offering a wealth of knowledge and inspiration for those interested in paleontology and evolutionary biology.