Late Cretaceous
Western North America

Xiphactinus was the top predatory fish of the vast inland seas of North America in the Late Cretaceous.

Reaching lengths of 18 feet, the tarpon-like Xiphactinus fed on whatever it wanted, as evidenced by some specimens found with a six-foot long fish preserved in its stomach.

This cast is of the skull of a large individual. It comes ready to hang.

Size: 22" x 18"

WEP, with informative label

Price: $350.00

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