JURASSIC CROCODILE TOOTH ON MATRIX

A Jurassic crocodile tooth on matrix typically refers to a fossilized tooth from a prehistoric crocodile (or crocodyliform) that lived during the Jurassic period (~201 to 145 million years ago), still embedded in the surrounding matrix (sedimentary rock or material in which it was originally fossilized). Key Features: Tooth Characteristics: Usually conical and slightly curved. Serrated or smooth edges depending on the species. Often brown, tan, or black from mineralization. Some show feeding wear or root attachment. Matrix: Preserves the context of the fossil (important for scientific integrity). Often limestone, sandstone, or shale. May contain other fossils or plant impressions. Common Jurassic Crocodile Species: Steneosaurus – A marine crocodyliform with long jaws and sharp teeth. Metriorhynchus – A fully aquatic crocodile-like reptile. Dakosaurus – A powerful predator with robust teeth. Common Locations Found: UK (especially Lyme Regis and other parts of the Jurassic Coast) Germany (Solnhofen limestone) Morocco – Known for high-quality marine fossils. Madagascar Scientific & Collectible Value: Valuable for understanding Mesozoic marine and coastal ecosystems. Sought after by collectors due to their distinct shape and age. Matrix-embedded fossils are often considered more authentic and visually appealing. Size : 1.5 to 2 inch Weight : 80 to 100 gm  Note: Due to the unique nature of each fossil, your item may vary slightly from the picture shown. All items are randomly and intuitively chosen. All items are cleansed with white sage before being shipped. *All crystal healing information provided is intended for spiritual guidance. It is not intended as a substitute for medical advice or service.