Enchodus & Otodus Vertebrae Combo Pack – Two Originals from the Cretaceous Period

Two Primeval Predators – an Extraordinary Duo

This exclusive combi-pack combines three original vertebral bones from the Paleocene and Eocene: one Otodus obliquus vertebra – the direct ancestor of the legendary Megalodon – and two Enchodus petrosus vertebrae of the feared "saber-toothed herring" from the Cretaceous period. All three specimens come from Morocco's famous phosphate formation and are around 40–56 million years old.

Fossils Included

• Otodus obliquus – 1× vertebra (ancestor of the Megalodon) | Size: 3–4 cm
• Enchodus petrosus – 2× vertebrae ("saber-toothed herring" of the Cretaceous period) | Size: 2–3 cm
• Age: approx. 40–56 million years (Paleocene–Eocene)
• Location: Morocco (phosphate formation)

What You Get

• 3 original fossil vertebral bones – no cast, no replica
  
• Delivered in an elegant black display – ready for immediate exhibition
• Includes Certificate of Authenticity – officially confirmed and documented

For Collectors & Lovers of Natural History

Imagine how these vertebrae once belonged to two of the most powerful predators of the primeval seas – the ancestor of the largest shark of all time and a lightning-fast saber-toothed hunter. Together, they tell a story of power, evolution, and the fascination of bygone eras. A gift that excites – or a highlight in any collection.

Each specimen is unique. The illustration corresponds to the actual product. Size and coloration may vary slightly.