Fossil Shark vertebrae, Eocene, Morocco

SIZE : 60-100MM

 

All of our Fossils are 100% Genuine Specimens & come with a Certificate of Authenticity

Specimen: Shark vertebrae

Age: Eocene

Location: Morocco

 

Shark vertebrae from the Eocene of Morocco offer a fascinating glimpse into the ancient marine environments that existed approximately 56 to 33.9 million years ago. Morocco, with its rich geological history, has become a notable source of well-preserved fossilized shark vertebrae, providing insights into the diverse marine life of the Eocene seas.

 

During the Eocene, Morocco was submerged beneath shallow marine waters, and the region hosted a variety of marine organisms, including sharks. The fossilized vertebrae, often found in sedimentary rocks, are evidence of the prevalence of these cartilaginous fish in the ancient seas. The Eocene shark vertebrae found in Morocco may belong to various shark species that inhabited the region during this time.

 

Shark vertebrae are distinctively shaped and bear characteristic features that allow paleontologists to identify the species and study the ecology of these ancient sharks. The central vertebral body, the neural arch, and the neural spine are key components of these fossils. The vertebrae can vary in size, shape, and structure depending on the species of shark to which they belong.

 

The fossilization process in Morocco’s Eocene marine sediments has often resulted in the preservation of intricate details of the shark vertebrae. This includes the growth rings or bands, which can provide information about the age and growth rate of the sharks. Additionally, the fossilized vertebrae may show signs of predation or other interactions, shedding light on the ancient ecological dynamics of the Eocene marine ecosystem.

 

Shark vertebrae from the Eocene of Morocco have gained attention not only from paleontologists but also from fossil collectors and enthusiasts. These fossils contribute to our understanding of the evolution and diversity of sharks, as well as the paleoenvironmental conditions of the Eocene seas. The well-preserved specimens serve as tangible links to the marine life that once flourished in the ancient waters of Morocco, providing a captivating connection to the distant past.

 

WILL DIFFER TO PHOTOThe image shows an example of the single specimen you will receive. This will be picked from our stock box graded and with a size approximately within the size range indicated. It will not be the same specimen shown in the photo, the colours, shape, size and style may vary as with any natural item. To guarantee the specimen you receive will be representative by that in photo, we would always recommend the Actual as seen version of this item.

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SIZE : 60-100MM

 

All of our Fossils are 100% Genuine Specimens & come with a Certificate of Authenticity

Specimen: Shark vertebrae

Age: Eocene

Location: Morocco

 

Shark vertebrae from the Eocene of Morocco offer a fascinating glimpse into the ancient marine environments that existed approximately 56 to 33.9 million years ago. Morocco, with its rich geological history, has become a notable source of well-preserved fossilized shark vertebrae, providing insights into the diverse marine life of the Eocene seas.

 

During the Eocene, Morocco was submerged beneath shallow marine waters, and the region hosted a variety of marine organisms, including sharks. The fossilized vertebrae, often found in sedimentary rocks, are evidence of the prevalence of these cartilaginous fish in the ancient seas. The Eocene shark vertebrae found in Morocco may belong to various shark species that inhabited the region during this time.

 

Shark vertebrae are distinctively shaped and bear characteristic features that allow paleontologists to identify the species and study the ecology of these ancient sharks. The central vertebral body, the neural arch, and the neural spine are key components of these fossils. The vertebrae can vary in size, shape, and structure depending on the species of shark to which they belong.

 

The fossilization process in Morocco’s Eocene marine sediments has often resulted in the preservation of intricate details of the shark vertebrae. This includes the growth rings or bands, which can provide information about the age and growth rate of the sharks. Additionally, the fossilized vertebrae may show signs of predation or other interactions, shedding light on the ancient ecological dynamics of the Eocene marine ecosystem.

 

Shark vertebrae from the Eocene of Morocco have gained attention not only from paleontologists but also from fossil collectors and enthusiasts. These fossils contribute to our understanding of the evolution and diversity of sharks, as well as the paleoenvironmental conditions of the Eocene seas. The well-preserved specimens serve as tangible links to the marine life that once flourished in the ancient waters of Morocco, providing a captivating connection to the distant past.

 

WILL DIFFER TO PHOTOThe image shows an example of the single specimen you will receive. This will be picked from our stock box graded and with a size approximately within the size range indicated. It will not be the same specimen shown in the photo, the colours, shape, size and style may vary as with any natural item. To guarantee the specimen you receive will be representative by that in photo, we would always recommend the Actual as seen version of this item.