Mosasaur - Fossil matrix (No reserve price)





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Specimen Mosasaurio, scientific name Mosasauridae indet., a restored mandible mounted in a phosphate matrix from Khouribga, Morocco, dating to the Late Cretaceous (~66 Ma), about 17.5 cm long with six natural teeth integrated in their anatomical positions.
Description from the seller
Scientific name:
Mosasauridae indet.
Location:
Phosphate mines, Morocco (Khouribga)
Stage:
Late Cretaceous (~66 Ma)
Size:
Approximately 17.5 cm
Description of the fossil:
Reconstructed mosasaur jaw, mounted on a phosphatic matrix, with 6 natural teeth perfectly integrated in their anatomical positions.
The piece combines a professional reconstruction of the jaw segment with authentic teeth sourced from the phosphatic strata of the Khouribga Cretaceous, creating a specimen of great presence and educational value.
The teeth show complete morphology, with well-defined crowns and stable enamel, representative of the large marine predators of the Late Cretaceous.
A striking, solid, and highly aesthetic piece, ideal for collectors seeking museum-quality specimens and high-quality anatomical mounts.
REF: 3961
Seller's Story
Scientific name:
Mosasauridae indet.
Location:
Phosphate mines, Morocco (Khouribga)
Stage:
Late Cretaceous (~66 Ma)
Size:
Approximately 17.5 cm
Description of the fossil:
Reconstructed mosasaur jaw, mounted on a phosphatic matrix, with 6 natural teeth perfectly integrated in their anatomical positions.
The piece combines a professional reconstruction of the jaw segment with authentic teeth sourced from the phosphatic strata of the Khouribga Cretaceous, creating a specimen of great presence and educational value.
The teeth show complete morphology, with well-defined crowns and stable enamel, representative of the large marine predators of the Late Cretaceous.
A striking, solid, and highly aesthetic piece, ideal for collectors seeking museum-quality specimens and high-quality anatomical mounts.
REF: 3961

