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Enchodus Teeth
Canadian Fossil Discovery Centre2022
Canadian Fossil Discovery Centre
Morden, Canada
These fish teeth were found on a gravel bar just below the Boyne/Pembina boundary of a small, dry creek bed. This fish, the Enchodus, was found throughout the Western Interior Seaway. Enchodus ranged in size from quite small to 1.5 meters long.
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- Title: Enchodus Teeth
- Creator: Canadian Fossil Discovery Centre
- Date Created: 2022
- Location: Canada/Manitoba/Manitoba Escarpment/Peters, 42
- Physical Dimensions: 1.1cm x 0.3cm x 0.2cm (one tooth)
- External Link: Safe at Home MB Interactive Collections Management System
- Taxonomy: Animalia/Chordata/Actinopterygii/Aulopiformes/Enchodontidae/Enchodus
- Geology: Carlile Formation/Boyne Member/Upper Chalky Unit
- Geologic Period: Late Cretaceous (80-90 mya)
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