Superb Dent De Basilosaurus (Zeuglodon) Fossil/Fossil Tooth Top Rarity for Sale

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Superb Dent De Basilosaurus (Zeuglodon) Fossil/Fossil Tooth Top Rarity For Sale

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Superb Dent De Basilosaurus (Zeuglodon) Fossil/Fossil Tooth Top Rarity:
$170.79

Piece of jaw of Basilosaurus (zeuglodon) fossil from Dakhla in Morocco!!!
Basilosaurus (king lizard) was a genus of archaic, carnivorous cetacean. It measured from 18 meters long (female) to 21 meters (male) and weighed 5 to 6 tons. It is considered an ancestor of modern whales. It lived between -45 and -36 million years ago, towards the end of the Eocene, and still had two small hind fins, inherited from a terrestrial ancestor; who now had to participate mainly in mating.
Basilosaurus was a carnivore hunting cetaceans or fish of a size considered sufficient for its meal, the equivalent of a dolphin.
The female Basilosaurus was in gestation for an estimated period of 6 months, and certainly gave birth to only one calf at a time. It is possible that, in the event of malnutrition, she could have induced an abortion to increase her own chances of survival.
The calf was probably taught to hunt by its mother, a behavior common to all cetaceans.

Basilosaurus (Royal lizard) was a kind of archaic and carnivorous cetacean. It measured 18 meters long (female) to 21 meters (male) and weighed tons 5-6. It is considered an ancestor of modern whales. He lived between -45 and 36 million years ago, toward the end of the Eocene, and still had two small rear flippers, inherited from a terrestrial ancestor; which were now involved mainly mating.
Basilosaurus was a carnivore hunting cetaceans or fish of a size deemed sufficient for the meal, the equivalent of a dolphin.
The female was pregnant Basilosaurus on an estimated period of six months, and certainly gave birth to only one young at a time. It is possible that it could, in case of undernourishment cause abortion to increase its own chances of survival.
Little was probably educated in the hunt by his mother, behavior common to all cetaceans.

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Basilosaurus (king lizard) was a genus of archaic, carnivorous cetacean. It measured from 18 meters long (female) to 21 meters (male) and weighed 5 to 6 tons. It is considered an ancestor of modern whales. It lived between -45 and -36 million years ago, towards the end of the Eocene, and still had two small hind fins, inherited from a terrestrial ancestor; who now had to participate mainly in mating. The female Basilosaurus was in gestation for an estimated period of 6 months, and certainly gave birth to only one calf at a time. It is possible that, in the event of malnutrition, she could have induced an abortion to increase her own chances of survival. Basilosaurus (Royal lizard) was a kind of archaic and carnivorous cetacean. It measured 18 meters long (female) to 21 meters (male) and we