Enchodus Fang Fossil Specimen New this Month take it to geology lecture
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Enchodus Fang Fossil Specimen New this Month take it to geology lectureThis tooth is from a carnivorous fish species called Enchodus libycus, which lived from 112 37 million years ago. It grew to around 5 ft (150 cm) and its most prominent features were its large, fang like teeth. It was a vicious predator, but Enchodus' remains have been found in the fossilized stomach contents of larger animals such as mosasaurs, plesiosaurs, and seabirds. Enchodus is closely related to modern dagger tooth and lancet fish, and is from
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