Fossilized Eagle Ray Plate Duo

These fossilized pieces showcase the unique dental plates of an eagle ray, an incredible species once native to the waters near Port Aransas, Texas. Eagle rays used these specialized mouth structures—often resembling ribbed or comb-like ridges—for crushing mollusks and other hard-shelled prey. This set includes two naturally preserved specimens, offering an intriguing glimpse into ancient marine life.

Dimensions:

• Small Plate Length: 0.6"
• Large Plate Length: 1.3"

Origin: Port Aransas, Texas
Condition: Both plates are well-preserved with visible ridging. The edges appear intact with minimal wear, showcasing excellent structural definition for their size.

Note: These fossils have been self-identified and not examined by a professional paleontologist. While we do our best to research and identify all items accurately, we cannot guarantee specific classification.