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Top Beautiful Cretaceous Crocodile Dermal Scute BoneDiscover the extraordinary beauty of the past with our Top Beautiful 2.58 Inch Nice Cretaceous Crocodile Dermal Scute Bone. This rare and exquisite fossil specimen showcases the cranial dermal plate
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Top Beautiful Cretaceous Crocodile Dermal Scute Bone
Discover the extraordinary beauty of the past with our Top Beautiful 2.58 Inch Nice Cretaceous Crocodile Dermal Scute Bone. This rare and exquisite fossil specimen showcases the cranial dermal plate of an indeterminate crocodile from the Upper Cretaceous period. The Kem Kem Basin in North Africa is renowned for its rich fossil deposits, and finding such well-preserved cranial dermal plates is a testament to the rarity of this piece. Each scute bone is unbroken and of top quality, offering an unparalleled opportunity to study and appreciate ancient life forms.
Exceptional Fossilization and Origin
Our scute bone features vivid fossilization colors such as red, orange, and black, derived from the unique paleochannels and stratigraphic layers of the Aoufous and Ifezouane Formations. The sedimentary layers are composed of sandstones and fluvial gravel, with mineralizations responsible for the stunning red tones that have been preserved over millions of years. This fossil is not only a beautiful piece of art but also a window into the ancient ecosystem of North Africa during the Upper Cretaceous. The- complex sedimentarian architecture
- highly detailed ornamentation
Historical and Scientific Significance
The Upper Cretaceous was a pivotal time in the evolution of crocodiles and other prehistoric creatures. Our fossil comes from a region where crocodiles thrived alongside fish, turtles, and dinosaurs, showcasing the diverse fauna of the era. The Kem Kem Basin is home to numerous species of crocodiles, including Aegisuchus witmeri, Araripesuchus rattoides, and Elosuchus cherifiensis, among others. This fossil is not only a piece of history but also a crucial contribution to our understanding of these ancient reptiles and their habitats. The- unique cranial dermal plates
- high-quality preservation
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