Cretoxyrhina mantelli “Complete Fossil Shark”
Cretaceous (83 million years old)
Niobrara Formation/Smoky Hill Chalk
Gove County, Kansas, USA
Specifications Length: 25 feet (7.7 meters)
Panel Size: 8 ft. tall, 16 ft. long
Tooth Size: Average 2” long
Soft-tissue preservation:
Skull, Pectoral and Anal Fin, plus stomach contents.
Number of vertebrae: 226
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Comments: Specimen represents the largest known, complete fossil shark yet discovered from any geological age. It has been mounted as discovered. Specimen collected on private, deeded land. All documentation, GPS data, and discovery site photos supplied to purchaser. Specimen to be shipped in four sections. Permanent exhibit presentation depicted in photo.
Stock #3657
Price upon request
Please call 785-650-4854 for additional details.
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