Stomach contents of the archaeocete Basilosaurus isis: Apex predator in oceans of the late Eocene
Fig 6
Map of Basilosaurus isis WH 10001 with locations of other vertebrate specimens superimposed.
Juvenile D. atrox specimens, identified by the last three digits of their CGM museum number (CGM 60553, etc.), are illustrated in Figs 7 and 8. Pycnodus mokattamensis (CGM 60564) and Carcharocles sokolowi (CGM 60557) specimens are illustrated in Fig 9. Note the wide scatter of D. atrox remains, similar to the scatter of B. isis permanent teeth shown in Fig 4. Outlines of B. isis cranial remains are filled with darker shading, and outlines of B. isis forelimb elements are filled with lighter shading.