Marine reptile - Fossilised jaw - Mosasaurus sp. - 11 cm - 8 cm (No reserve price)

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Mosasaurus sp., a preserved natural-state fossil of a marine reptile (Late Cretaceous, 100.5–66 Ma) with a 11 cm high, 8 cm wide and 4 cm deep mandible fragment, weight 300 g, originating from Khouribga, Morocco, and of original/official authenticity.

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Scientific name: Mosasaurus
Location: Khouribga (Morocco)
Age: Late Cretaceous 66 million years ago

Description:
A piece of upper jawbone from a medium-sized mosasaur, with very sharp teeth of an adult specimen in good color, in perfect condition, completely natural and of beautiful form, showing both the external and internal shape of the jaw at the same time, suitable to leave on a desk for researchers and experts

Scientific name: Mosasaurus
Location: Khouribga (Morocco)
Age: Late Cretaceous 66 million years ago

Description:
A piece of upper jawbone from a medium-sized mosasaur, with very sharp teeth of an adult specimen in good color, in perfect condition, completely natural and of beautiful form, showing both the external and internal shape of the jaw at the same time, suitable to leave on a desk for researchers and experts

Details

Number of objects
1
Specimen
Marine reptile
Scientific name
Mosasaurus sp.
Country of origin
Morocco
Geological period
Cretaceous, Upper (100.5 - 66 million years)
Condition
Natural
Treatment
Conserved
Weight
300 g
Height
11 cm
Width
8 cm
Depth
4 cm
Authenticity
Original/official
SpainVerified
230
Objects sold
100%
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