Late Cretaceous, Turonian Stage (~92 million years ago) | Goulmima, Morocco
This impressive Goulmimichthys arambourgi fossil fish is a stunning representation of marine life from the Late Cretaceous seas. Discovered in the fossil-rich limestone layers of Goulmima, Morocco, it dates to the Turonian stage, around 92 million years ago.
Measuring an exceptional 114 cm in length, the specimen displays remarkable skeletal definition, with finely preserved fin rays, jaw structure, and vertebral column. Its elongated, streamlined form reflects the agility of a true prehistoric predator — a striking piece that captures both motion and anatomy in stone.
Features: • Species: Goulmimichthys arambourgi • Geological period: Late Cretaceous (Turonian, ~92 Mya) • Origin: Goulmima, Morocco • Dimensions: 114 × 31 cm • Beautiful preservation with full skeletal visibility • Mounted on stand
