Xiphactinus Tooth and Jaw Replica (3057)

This highly detailed replica features both a tooth and a jaw fragment from Xiphactinus, one of the most powerful predatory fish of the Late Cretaceous period. The original specimen, cataloged under CFDC specimen number F.2012.01.31, is meticulously reproduced, capturing the tooth’s sharp, serrated edges and the rugged structure of the fish's formidable jaw.

With dimensions of 4 1/2 x 2 1/2 x 1 inches, this replica preserves the natural wear and conical shape of the tooth, offering a precise and scientifically accurate representation of this ancient predator's anatomy.

Crafted with advanced technology, this replica provides an exceptional tool for collectors, educators, and fossil enthusiasts. Whether displayed as a striking centerpiece or used for study, it’s an invaluable addition to any collection focused on Cretaceous marine life.