
A striking Fossil, 100-66 million years old.
Onchosaurus numidus is an extinct genus of ray from the Late Cretaceous period, known primarily from fossil remains found in North Africa. This striking fossil represents a prehistoric cartilaginous fish related to modern rays and sharks, notable for its distinctive skeletal features. The genus provides valuable insight into the diversity of marine life during the Cretaceous and helps scientists understand the evolutionary history of rays. Fossils of Onchosaurus numidus are prized by collectors and researchers alike for their preservation and scientific significance.
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