Protosphyraena Skeleton and Skull Cast, a "Sword Fish" of Sorts!

Protosphyraena Skeleton & Skull Casts The "Swordfish" of the Cretaceous Seas Protosphyraena was a swift, agile predator that roamed the Late Cretaceous oceans. With its long, blade-like snout and large, sickle-shaped fins, Protosphyraena speedily cut through the water in pursuit of smaller prey, similarly to its evolutionary convergent distant relative, today's swordfish. Fossil Crates offers museum-quality skeleton and skull casts of this sleek predator, capturing the elegance and edge of one of the Cretaceous seas’ most specialized hunters. Skeleton Cast Features Full-body reconstruction showcasing Protosphyraena’s hydrodynamic form Exceptional anatomical detail from snout to tail Perfect for marine-themed exhibits or comparative evolution displays Available in various suspended swimming pose configurations Skull Cast Features Highlights the elongated jaws and jagged pectoral fins Incredible detail of the jaw structure and tooth arrangement Excellent as a standa