Mosasaur Tooth - Seleniet schaal Mosasaurus & Otodus Obliquus tanden - 8 cm - 8 cm - 3 cm - (3)

Beautiful, very unique 1x small Mosasaurus tooth along with 1x Otodus tooth in a selenite display.

These bowls are made from selenite, a natural variant of gypsum known for its silky shine and translucent structure. Selenite is valued for its soft, almost ethereal appearance and the fine lines created by crystal formation. Due to its natural origin, each bowl is unique in pattern and nuance.

These special teeth come from a Mosasaurus and an Otodus, a dinosaur that lived 72 to 75 million years ago.

Mosasaurus is a dinosaur that lived and ruled in the oceans; this species was found worldwide and could grow up to 20 meters long. Mosasaurs went extinct when, 66 million years ago, a gigantic meteorite struck the Earth.
It was a very active predator with good eyesight. The skull and jaws were solidly built, suitable for devouring almost any other animal or reptile.

Authentic Otodus tooth, originating from an extinct giant shark that lived in the Paleocene–Eocene. The tooth displays the powerful, robust shape characteristic of the Otodus genus, ancestor of the later megashark. An impressive fossil with clear natural details, loved by collectors of prehistoric marine life.

Specifications

Type: 2x tooth, in a selenite dish.

Height: scale 3 cm, teeth between 2 and 3 cm.

Age: 75 to 66 million years old

Discovery site: Morocco

Size of selenite: 8 cm wide, 3 cm high.