Cretaceous Fish Fossils Page 2
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Anogmius Tail
Age:
Cretaceous (84 million) Formation: Location: Price:
$35.00 Item
#PF1 Description: This
tail measures 6 inches from tip of tail to end of vertebra. The vertebra measure ¾” diameter. It is completely free of matrix. This is a somewhat rare fish. |
Xiphactinus Vertebra
Age:
Cretaceous (84 million) Formation: Location: Price:
$10.00 Item
#PF2 Description:
This vertebra has about a 2” diameter and is about 1.25” thick. It has been distorted due to burial. |
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Gillicus Vertebra
Age:
Cretaceous (84 million) Formation: Location: Price:
$7.00 Item
#PF3 Description:
There are 4 complete vertebra in this
string. These are the last vertebra
going to the tail. The spines are part
of the tail. The piece is 4” long. |
Empo Vertebra
Age:
Cretaceous (84 million) Formation: Location: Price:
$8.00 Item
#PF4 Description:
There are 4 vertebra present in this
string. This piece is the tail
end. Part of the tail is present. The string measures 4”. |
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Pachyrizodus vertebra
Age: Cretaceous
(84 million) Formation: Location: Price: Sold Item
#PF5 Description:
There 6 complete vertebra and 1 partial in this string. The vertebra have
a 1” diameter and the string is 4” long. |
Empo Vertebra with tail
Age:
Cretaceous (84 million) Formation: Location: Price:
$40.00 Item
#PF6 Description:
This is a fragmented string of vertebra. There are 16 good vertebra plus
partials. Part of the tail is present
on this string. The length as shown is
over 12”. The average vertebra size is
just over ½”. |
