1.2" Rare, Cretaceous Crocodile (Goniopholis) Tooth in Situ - England

This is a rare, 1.2" long tooth of a Lower Cretaceous age Crocodile (Goniopholis sp.). It was collected from the Wessex Formation in West Sussex, England. The Wealden Group of the Wessex Formation is Cretaceous - Barremian Stage in age, meaning this tooth is approximately 130 million years old. It has been exposed from the rock it was found in, though it has been left with a section of rock attached for 'in situ' presentation.

It comes with an acrylic display stand.