88535 - Beautiful Myliobatis Stingray Tail Spine Paleocene Crocodile with the same methodology of

with the same methodology of "mummification" that is realized in the paleontological excavations

Very few studies have been made on this species and therefore nowadays we still know very little about the giant sawfish to whom this rostral tooth must have belonged

as well as the characteristic millimeter chondrules

Medeiros and Schultz 2004

This type of shark teeth is one of the most beautiful from the assemblage in the phosphate rocks in the Paleocene of the Oulad Abdoun Basin (Morocco)

88535 - Beautiful Myliobatis Stingray Tail Spine Paleocene Crocodile with the same methodology ofBeautiful specimen of Myliobatis sp. Not restored or glued