Replica Fossil Whale Teeth Woodpecker MS-111 Knife/Scraper

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Some of the incisor teeth exhibit damage

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Replica Fossil Whale Teeth Woodpecker MS-111 Knife/ScraperThis archaeocete whale from the late Eocene is believed to be around 35 million years old. It is found in the Gulf Coast states of the United States, with a significant presence in Alabama, where it has been designated the official state fossil. Basilosaurus, one of the first fully aquatic whales, had large multi cusped teeth adapted for shearing fish and squid, with cheek teeth about 2 inches wide and tall. Unlike modern cetaceans, Basilosaurus