Exceptional fossil association preserving Nursallia gutturosum together with Rhinellus africanus, recovered from the famous Cenomanian "Schistes à Poissons" deposits of Jebel Tselfat, Morocco.
These world-renowned fossil-bearing layers are celebrated for preserving an extraordinary diversity of marine vertebrates that inhabited the warm tropical seas of the Late Cretaceous. The association of two distinct fish taxa on the same slab considerably enhances both the scientific interest and the display value of the specimen.
The fossils preserve characteristic anatomical features with excellent natural contrast against the matrix, making this an attractive and educational example of the remarkable Moroccan marine fossil fauna.
The specimen is preserved on its original matrix with clearly visible anatomical details. Preparation has been professionally carried out to maximize visibility while preserving the integrity and authenticity of both fossils.Any restoration, if present, is minimal and professionally executed.
A rare association of two Cretaceous fossil fishes from one of Morocco's most prestigious fossil localities. Ideal for collectors of marine vertebrates, Cretaceous fossils, and museum-quality display specimens.The presence of two different species on the same slab makes this specimen particularly desirable for advanced collections and educational exhibits.
The specimen will be securely packed using professional materials to ensure safe worldwide shipping. Guaranteed authentic and legally sourced. Documentation available upon request.If you have any questions before your purchase please contact us and we will be happy to help.