15082 - Nicely Preserved Rare Notidanodon loozi (Cow Shark) Tooth - Rare species! Solnhofen Fossil Fishes shergottite)

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Illustrations by Nobu Tamura (Creative Commons)

Multiple articulated stalks can be seen

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UNM) Two distinct pyroxene compositional trends

15082 - Nicely Preserved Rare Notidanodon loozi (Cow Shark) Tooth - Rare species! Solnhofen Fossil Fishes shergottite)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). This tooth has an outstanding preservation. The enamel in each of the cusps has a beautiful beige orange color. Not restored or glued. It is a tooth of the upper jaw of a cow shark. Specifically it is the species Notidanodon loozi (Vincent, 1876). This species belongs to the Hexanchidae family. It is a