Here are the current
Cretaceous Fish Fossils We Have Available
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Xiphactinus Skull email for price Item #FF15
Age: Cretaceous (85 million)
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Description: This is a complete
Xiphactinus skull. The lower jaws
measure 14 inches. The skull has been
placed in an artificial matrix and is exactly as was found.
Enchodus petrosus email for price Item #FF14
Age: Cretaceous (83 million)
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Description: This is a very rare Enchodus petrosus from the Niobrara Chalk of Kansas. The skull is complete with just minor repair
to the back of it. There is a minor
fracture running through the piece and that is all that has been repaired. The fracture is present in the dark area at
the back of the skull and is about Ό wide.
The dark area is bone that has root material growing in it and could not
be removed. The upper teeth measure 1.
7/8 long. Some of the bone is covering
part of the upper tooth. Both jaws are
present and complete (difficult to tell in the picture) and all four of the
front fangs are present and complete.
The lower jaw measure 8.25 long.
There appears to be part of another fish inside of this one. The last picture shows the small string of
vertebra present. These vertebra are
about half the size of the enchodus vertebra.
This fossil is in the original matrix which has been surrounded by an
artificial matrix to hold it together.
This has been set in an oak box that measures 21.5 x 19 x 1.5
deep. For more pictures or the price
email us.
Xiphactinus audax $600.00 Item #FF1
Age:
Cretaceous
(83 million)
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Description: This partial Xiphactinus is in an artificial
matrix. The fish was set in the matrix
in the field and is exactly as it was found.
The matrix measures 46 x 28.
The average vertebra size is 1.5 x 2.5. Oak stand included.
Anogmius Email for more info. Item #FF2
Age: Cretaceous (83 million)
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Description: This is an amazingly well preserved fish from
the
Apsopelix $450.00
Item #FF3
Age: Cretaceous (83 million)
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Description: This is a complete Apsopelix fish. The fish itself measures 12.75 long. It is in the original chalk matrix. The matrix measures 15 x 6.
Protosphyraena gladius (email for more info.) Item #FF4
Age: Cretaceous (82 million)
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Description: This protosphyraena fin is set in an
artificial matrix. It was set in the
matrix in the field and is exactly as it was found. The fin is missing part of the back side, but
the tip is complete (a rare find for this species and size). The matrix measures 61 x 15. The fin itself measures 57 ½ long and 9 ½
wide at the joint. Protosphyraena fish
were composed mostly of cartilage and thus only the fins and skulls are
preserved as fossils.
Protosphyraena
pernicosa $400 Item #FF5
Age: Cretaceous (84 million)
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Description: This fin is set in an artificial matrix
exactly as it was found. The matrix
measures 7 x 32. The fin measures 27
long and 4 wide. This piece includes
part of the scapulo-coracoid bones. The
tip of the fin is missing. This fossil
is in excellent condition.
Empo
nepaeolica (Skull) $500.00
Item #FF6
Age: Cretaceous (84 million)
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Description: This artificial matrix measures
27.5 inches long and 18 inches wide. The skull is 10 inches long and 8 inches
wide. The overall length of the fossil is 22 inches. The head has been
flattened and the top of the head is visible. There are 16 vertebra present.
Protosphyraena pernicosa $400.00 Item #FF7
Age: Cretaceous (84 million)
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Description: This Protosphyraena pernicosa is still in the original matrix, but the matrix has been placed in plaster to hold it together. The fin is 28.5 long and 3.5 wide at the widest point. The matrix measures 30.5 x 8.5 wide. This fin is nearly complete
Empo Tail $115.00 Item #FF8
Age: Cretaceous (84 million)
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Description: This is an
excellent empo tail. It is completely in
the original chalk matrix. The matrix
measures 10 x 11.25.
Ichthyodectes Tail
$200.00 Item #FF9
Age: Cretaceous (82 million)
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Description: This tail is
partially in the original matrix surrounded by artificial matrix. The matrix is 25 x 22. The left tip of the tail has been broke off
and moved naturally (we found it this way).
Empo Vertebra with Tail
$75.00 Item #FF10
Age: Cretaceous (84 million)
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Description: This piece
measures 26 x 9.5. This fish was set
in an artificial matrix in the field and is exactly as found. There are 27 vertebra present and part of the
tail.
Protosphyraena pernicosa $60.00 Item #FF11
Age: Cretaceous (84 million)
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Description: This small protosphyraena
fin is almost complete. The fin measures
7.5 inches long.
Enchodus Tail
$65.00 Item #FF12
Age: Cretaceous (80 million)
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Description: This mostly complete tail is
in the natural matrix. The matrix
measures 8 x 5.75. The tips of the
tail are missing.
Xiphactinus audax Skull Sold Item #FF13
Age: Cretaceous (80 million)
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Description: This Xiphactinus skull is
completely removed from the matrix. Unfortunately
the upper part of the skull had washed away.
The skull is exactly as found and what is left is articulated. The width of the skull across the bottom is
13.5. The lower jaws are 12 long. The longest protruding tooth is 2. No restoration has been done to this
skull. The entire skull has been treated
with paleobond to preserve it. The stand
is included.
