Xiphactinus Tooth Replica (3056)

This highly detailed replica features a single, large tooth from Xiphactinus, a dominant predatory fish of the Late Cretaceous period. Known for its size and strength, Xiphactinus could grow up to 30 feet long, and its sharp, serrated teeth were ideal for capturing prey.

The replica faithfully reproduces the tooth's conical shape and natural wear, capturing every detail of its sharp edges and curvature. With dimensions of 4 1/4 x 2 x 1 inches, it is a precise and detailed representation of the original specimen from the CFDC (Cretaceous Fossil Discovery Collection), catalog number F.2012.01.31.

Perfect for collectors, educators, and enthusiasts, this replica offers a unique opportunity to study the iconic tooth of one of the Cretaceous period’s top predators.