A partial Cretaceous coelacanth jaw of an Axelrodichthys lavocati from the Kem Kem Group in Hassi Zguilma, Morocco. This species of mawsoniid coelacanthiform was formally, and may still be, assigned to the genus Mawsonia. These giant lobe-finned fish were likely a vital food source for the larger piscivorous predators in the deposit such as Spinosaurus, Sigilmassasaurus, and Elosuchus.













