Mosasaur - Fossilised jaw - 28 cm - 8.5 cm





Catawiki Buyer Protection
Your payment’s safe with us until you receive your object.View details
Trustpilot 4.4 | 139117 reviews
Rated Excellent on Trustpilot.
Mosasaurus jaw fossil from the Upper Cretaceous (c. 100.5–66 million years ago), authentically preserved as a natural specimen with professionally restored original teeth.
Description from the seller
an impressive Mosasaurus jaw, originating from the world-famous Kem Kem Formation in Morocco.
This fossil dates from the Late Cretaceous and is about 66 to 100 million years old, from the time when the mosasaurus ruled the oceans as the absolute top predator.
This jaw is an original fossil with a beautiful natural appearance.
To conserve the fossil and present it in a complete form, some of the original teeth have been professionally restored and reinstalled.
The jaw itself is authentic and shows the rugged construction and impressive tooth row for which these predatory reptiles were known.
The combination of the well-preserved jaw structure, the distinctive carnivorous teeth, and the natural fossil details makes this a particularly striking collector's item that immediately catches the eye.
An impressive fossil that reflects the power and beauty of one of the largest marine predators of prehistoric times.
A unique piece of natural history with an honest and transparent restoration, making it both visually appealing and historically valuable.
an impressive Mosasaurus jaw, originating from the world-famous Kem Kem Formation in Morocco.
This fossil dates from the Late Cretaceous and is about 66 to 100 million years old, from the time when the mosasaurus ruled the oceans as the absolute top predator.
This jaw is an original fossil with a beautiful natural appearance.
To conserve the fossil and present it in a complete form, some of the original teeth have been professionally restored and reinstalled.
The jaw itself is authentic and shows the rugged construction and impressive tooth row for which these predatory reptiles were known.
The combination of the well-preserved jaw structure, the distinctive carnivorous teeth, and the natural fossil details makes this a particularly striking collector's item that immediately catches the eye.
An impressive fossil that reflects the power and beauty of one of the largest marine predators of prehistoric times.
A unique piece of natural history with an honest and transparent restoration, making it both visually appealing and historically valuable.

