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This is a beautiful and authentic fossil fish specimen from the Upper Cretaceous (Lower Turonian) deposits of Asfla, near Goulmima, Morocco. The specimen is preserved in natural limestone matrix and displays excellent anatomical detail including head structure, body outline, and tail fin.
Fossils from the Akrabou Formation in the Goulmima region are highly collectible due to their three-dimensional preservation and rarity on the market. These marine fossils date back approximately 90–94 million years ago, when Morocco was covered by a shallow tropical sea rich in marine life.
This specimen makes a fantastic display piece for collectors, museums, fossil enthusiasts, or educational purposes.
Fossil Details
- Name: Fossil Fish
- Age: Upper Cretaceous – Lower Turonian (~90 million years)
- Location: Asfla, Goulmima, Morocco
- Formation: Akrabou Formation
- Type: Marine Fish Fossil
- Condition: Natural fossil preserved in limestone matrix
- Display: Ready for display (stand included if applicable)
- Weight : 19 kilos
- Size :33 inches by 8 inches
About Goulmima Fossils
The Goulmima fossil beds are known for:
- Rare marine fish fossils
- Three-dimensional preservation
- Scientific importance
- Limited availability
- High collector demand
These fossils formed in a shallow marine carbonate platform environment where fish remains were rapidly buried and fossilized, allowing excellent preservation of skeletal details.
Perfect For
- Fossil collectors
- Natural history enthusiasts
- Museum display
- Educational collections
- Unique home or office decor
- Gift for fossil lovers
Shipping
- Fast & Secure Shipping
- Carefully Packed
- Authentic Natural Fossil
- From Morocco
Note
This is a 100% natural fossil. Minor natural cracks or restorations are common in fossils of this age and add to their authenticity.