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Last Modified 11/11/2008
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Name: Oncoprestus Numidus Sawfish Rostral Spine
Geologic Age: Cretaceous
Stratigraphic detail: Kem-Kem
Location: Morocco, North Africa
Comments: This is a BARBBED Rostral Spine from a primitive species of Sawfish. The spines were situated along the length of the Rostrum of the fish and are believed to have been used to uproot prey from the bottom of the ocean floor, or perhaps as a defense mechanism.
Morocco Sawfish Rostral 4 $15.00
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Name: Oncoprestus Numidus Sawfish Rostral Spine
Geologic Age: Cretaceous
Stratigraphic detail: Kem-Kem
Location: Morocco, North Africa
Comments: This is a BARBBED Rostral Spine from a primitive species of Sawfish. The spines were situated along the length of the Rostrum of the fish and are believed to have been used to uproot prey from the bottom of the ocean floor, or perhaps as a defense mechanism.
Morocco Sawfish Rostral 5 $15.00
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Name: Oncoprestus Numidus Sawfish Rostral Spine
Geologic Age: Cretaceous
Stratigraphic detail: Kem-Kem
Location: Morocco, North Africa
Comments: This is a BARBBED Rostral Spine from a primitive species of Sawfish. The spines were situated along the length of the Rostrum of the fish and are believed to have been used to uproot prey from the bottom of the ocean floor, or perhaps as a defense mechanism.
Morocco Sawfish Rostral 7 $15.00
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Name: Oncoprestus Numidus Sawfish Rostral Spine
Geologic Age: Cretaceous
Stratigraphic detail: Kem-Kem
Location: Morocco, North Africa
Comments: This is a BARBBED Rostral Spine from a primitive species of Sawfish. The spines were situated along the length of the Rostrum of the fish and are believed to have been used to uproot prey from the bottom of the ocean floor, or perhaps as a defense mechanism.
Morocco Sawfish Rostral 8 $15.00
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Name: Oncoprestus Numidus Sawfish Rostral Spine
Geologic Age: Cretaceous
Stratigraphic detail: Kem-Kem
Location: Morocco, North Africa
Comments: This is a BARBBED Rostral Spine from a primitive species of Sawfish. The spines were situated along the length of the Rostrum of the fish and are believed to have been used to uproot prey from the bottom of the ocean floor, or perhaps as a defense mechanism.
Morocco Sawfish Rostral 9 $15.00
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Name: Oncoprestus Numidus Sawfish Rostral Spine
Geologic Age: Cretaceous
Stratigraphic detail: Kem-Kem
Location: Morocco, North Africa
Comments: This is a BARBBED Rostral Spine from a primitive species of Sawfish. The spines were situated along the length of the Rostrum of the fish and are believed to have been used to uproot prey from the bottom of the ocean floor, or perhaps as a defense mechanism.
Morocco Sawfish Rostral 10 $15.00
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Name: Oncoprestus Numidus Sawfish Rostral Spine
Geologic Age: Cretaceous
Stratigraphic detail: Kem-Kem
Location: Morocco, North Africa
Comments: This is a BARBBED Rostral Spine from a primitive species of Sawfish. The spines were situated along the length of the Rostrum of the fish and are believed to have been used to uproot prey from the bottom of the ocean floor, or perhaps as a defense mechanism.
Morocco Sawfish Rostral 12 $15.00
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Name: Oncoprestus Numidus Sawfish Rostral Spine
Geologic Age: Cretaceous
Stratigraphic detail: Kem-Kem
Location: Morocco, North Africa
Comments: This is a BARBBED Rostral Spine from a primitive species of Sawfish. The spines were situated along the length of the Rostrum of the fish and are believed to have been used to uproot prey from the bottom of the ocean floor, or perhaps as a defense mechanism.
Morocco Sawfish Rostral 13 $15.00
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Name: Oncoprestus Numidus Sawfish Rostral Spine
Geologic Age: Cretaceous
Stratigraphic detail: Kem-Kem
Location: Morocco, North Africa
Comments: This is a BARBBED Rostral Spine from a primitive species of Sawfish. The spines were situated along the length of the Rostrum of the fish and are believed to have been used to uproot prey from the bottom of the ocean floor, or perhaps as a defense mechanism.
Morocco Sawfish Rostral 15 $15.00
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Name: Oncoprestus Numidus Sawfish Rostral Spine
Geologic Age: Cretaceous
Stratigraphic detail: Kem-Kem
Location: Morocco, North Africa
Comments: This is a BARBBED Rostral Spine from a primitive species of Sawfish. The spines were situated along the length of the Rostrum of the fish and are believed to have been used to uproot prey from the bottom of the ocean floor, or perhaps as a defense mechanism.
Morocco Sawfish Rostral 16 $15.00
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Name: Oncoprestus Numidus Sawfish Rostral Spine
Geologic Age: Cretaceous
Stratigraphic detail: Kem-Kem
Location: Morocco, North Africa
Comments: This is a BARBBED Rostral Spine from a primitive species of Sawfish. The spines were situated along the length of the Rostrum of the fish and are believed to have been used to uproot prey from the bottom of the ocean floor, or perhaps as a defense mechanism.
Morocco Sawfish Rostral 18 $15.00
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Name: Oncoprestus Numidus Sawfish Rostral Spine
Geologic Age: Cretaceous
Stratigraphic detail: Kem-Kem
Location: Morocco, North Africa
Comments: This is a BARBBED Rostral Spine from a primitive species of Sawfish. The spines were situated along the length of the Rostrum of the fish and are believed to have been used to uproot prey from the bottom of the ocean floor, or perhaps as a defense mechanism.
Morocco Sawfish Rostral 19 $15.00
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Name: Oncoprestus Numidus Sawfish Rostral Spine
Geologic Age: Cretaceous
Stratigraphic detail: Kem-Kem
Location: Morocco, North Africa
Comments: This is a BARBBED Rostral Spine from a primitive species of Sawfish. The spines were situated along the length of the Rostrum of the fish and are believed to have been used to uproot prey from the bottom of the ocean floor, or perhaps as a defense mechanism.
Morocco Sawfish Rostral 20 $15.00
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Name: Oncoprestus Numidus Sawfish Rostral Spine
Geologic Age: Cretaceous
Stratigraphic detail: Kem-Kem
Location: Morocco, North Africa
Comments: This is a BARBBED Rostral Spine from a primitive species of Sawfish. The spines were situated along the length of the Rostrum of the fish and are believed to have been used to uproot prey from the bottom of the ocean floor, or perhaps as a defense mechanism.
Morocco Sawfish Rostral 21 $15.00
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Name: Oncoprestus Numidus Sawfish Rostral Spine
Geologic Age: Cretaceous
Stratigraphic detail: Kem-Kem
Location: Morocco, North Africa
Comments: This is a BARBBED Rostral Spine from a primitive species of Sawfish. The spines were situated along the length of the Rostrum of the fish and are believed to have been used to uproot prey from the bottom of the ocean floor, or perhaps as a defense mechanism.
Morocco Sawfish Rostral 22 $15.00
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Name: Oncoprestus Numidus Sawfish Rostral Spine
Geologic Age: Cretaceous
Stratigraphic detail: Kem-Kem
Location: Morocco, North Africa
Comments: This is a BARBBED Rostral Spine from a primitive species of Sawfish. The spines were situated along the length of the Rostrum of the fish and are believed to have been used to uproot prey from the bottom of the ocean floor, or perhaps as a defense mechanism.
Morocco Sawfish Rostral 23 $15.00
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Name: Oncoprestus Numidus Sawfish Rostral Spine
Geologic Age: Cretaceous
Stratigraphic detail: Kem-Kem
Location: Morocco, North Africa
Comments: This is a BARBBED Rostral Spine from a primitive species of Sawfish. The spines were situated along the length of the Rostrum of the fish and are believed to have been used to uproot prey from the bottom of the ocean floor, or perhaps as a defense mechanism.
Morocco Sawfish Rostral 24 $15.00
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Name: Oncoprestus Numidus Sawfish Rostral Spine
Geologic Age: Cretaceous
Stratigraphic detail: Kem-Kem
Location: Morocco, North Africa
Comments: This is a BARBBED Rostral Spine from a primitive species of Sawfish. The spines were situated along the length of the Rostrum of the fish and are believed to have been used to uproot prey from the bottom of the ocean floor, or perhaps as a defense mechanism.
Morocco Sawfish Rostral 26 $15.00
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Name: Oncoprestus Numidus Sawfish Rostral Spine
Geologic Age: Cretaceous
Stratigraphic detail: Kem-Kem
Location: Morocco, North Africa
Comments: This is a BARBBED Rostral Spine from a primitive species of Sawfish. The spines were situated along the length of the Rostrum of the fish and are believed to have been used to uproot prey from the bottom of the ocean floor, or perhaps as a defense mechanism.
Morocco Sawfish Rostral 27 $15.00
