Pterosaur - Fossilised claw - Garra de pterosaurio, Pieza única. Estado impecable.





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Pterosaur claw fossil, specimen Pterosaurio, scientifically named Garra de pterosaurio, a unique piece in immaculate condition from Taouz, Kem Kem Valley, Morocco, dating to the Early Cretaceous (about 100 million years ago) and measuring 3.5 cm, with no restoration and in natural condition.
Description from the seller
Scientific Name
Pterosauria indet.
Location
Taouz, Kem Kem Valley, Tegana Formation, Morocco
Stage
Early Cretaceous – Cenomanian (~100 million years ago)
Size:
3.5 cm
Fossil description
We have arrived at a piece that transcends the market: a fossil claw of a pterosaur in an absolutely impeccable state, with perfect preservation of every anatomical detail. This 3.5 cm claw belonged to one of the flying reptiles that soared through the skies of the African Cretaceous, and it retains the shape with which they clung to cliffs and rocky surfaces. The reliefs, curvature, and bone textures are intact, making it a unique piece, worthy of museum display. Originating from Taouz, in the legendary Kem Kem Valley, this paleontological jewel is an unrepeatable opportunity.
Restoration
None – completely natural piece
Presentation:
Fossil claw in display case
ref: 2767
Seller's Story
Scientific Name
Pterosauria indet.
Location
Taouz, Kem Kem Valley, Tegana Formation, Morocco
Stage
Early Cretaceous – Cenomanian (~100 million years ago)
Size:
3.5 cm
Fossil description
We have arrived at a piece that transcends the market: a fossil claw of a pterosaur in an absolutely impeccable state, with perfect preservation of every anatomical detail. This 3.5 cm claw belonged to one of the flying reptiles that soared through the skies of the African Cretaceous, and it retains the shape with which they clung to cliffs and rocky surfaces. The reliefs, curvature, and bone textures are intact, making it a unique piece, worthy of museum display. Originating from Taouz, in the legendary Kem Kem Valley, this paleontological jewel is an unrepeatable opportunity.
Restoration
None – completely natural piece
Presentation:
Fossil claw in display case
ref: 2767

