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Genuine fossil tooth identified as Hyneria lindae, a large predatory lobe-finned fish from the Late Devonian Catskill Formation of Pennsylvania.The tooth remains naturally embedded in its original reddish-brown matrix and displays the distinctive longitudinal fluting associated with Hyneria teeth. The light-colored fossil contrasts nicely against the darker rock, making this an attractive example for a Devonian fish, vertebrate fossil, or evolutionary-history collection.Please examine all photographs carefully for its size, condition, and preservation.Identification: Hyneria lindae
Fossil type: Tooth/crown in matrix
Geologic age: Late Devonian, Famennian
Formation: Catskill Formation
Provenance: Pennsylvania, USAHyneria was one of the largest predators in the Red Hill ecosystem and is closely related to the tetrapod lineage. Its fossils are an important part of Pennsylvania’s renowned Late Devonian vertebrate assemblage.You will receive the exact specimen pictured. It will be carefully packaged to protect the exposed tooth during shipment.All sales are final. Combined shipping is available when requested before final payment.
