Mosasaur - Fossil skull - Globidens phosphaticus - 40 cm - 35 cm

Globidens (mosasaur) fossil – assembled, mounted on a stand – Late Cretaceous, ca. 70 million years old

For sale: an impressive fossil of Globidens, a marine mosasaur from the Late Cretaceous, world-famous for its powerful, globular teeth — perfectly suited for grinding shells and mollusks.

The piece comprises multiple fossil fragments (jaw parts with the characteristic globular grinding teeth, cranial bones) that have been brought together on a metal stand with clamps to form a cohesive, presentable whole. Originating from the fossil-rich phosphate layers of Khouribga, Morocco. The object is sold in the state shown and supplied, including the stand, with no further restoration or additional expertise on my part.

A striking showpiece for collectors of marine reptile fossils, enthusiasts of prehistory, or as a focal point in an interior or collection.

Material: Fossil bone (Globidens, marine mosasaur)
Dimensions: ca. 70 × 70 × 35 cm (assembled whole, incl. stand)
Geological period: Late Cretaceous, ca. 70 million years old
Condition: Assembled — multiple genuine fossil fragments mounted as one piece on the supplied stand. No casting/replica. The proportion of original bone versus any stabilizing fastenings not independently verified.
Weight: ca. 30 kg
Shipping method: Local pickup possible (Aarschot/Antwerp region) — shipping negotiable by agreement — given the weight and fragility of the piece, pickup is recommended.