Enchodus (Sabertooth Herring) Tooth - Fossil Quality:Standard The clasps on these is

The clasps on these is the best because it latches shut

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Mined from: Antsongombato

5cmMesh Size (size of openings in bottom of sieve): 3mm x 3mm

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Enchodus (Sabertooth Herring) Tooth - Fossil Quality:Standard The clasps on these isMined from: Morocco Era: Cenozoic to Mesozoic Geological Age: Approximately 100 to 33 mya Description: This fossil tooth comes from Enchodus, a fearsome prehistoric fish often nicknamed the "Sabertooth Herring"though it was far more predator than prey. With its unmistakably long, curved fangs and sleek body built for ambush hunting, Enchodus once patrolled the warm, shallow seas that covered North Africa during the Late Cretaceous Period, roughly 100