Dinosaur - Fossil bone - Vértebra de Rebbachisaurus garasbae





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Vertebra of Rebbachisaurus garasbae from the Kem Kem Valley, Morocco, Late Cretaceous; natural specimen with no restorations and original authenticity (certificate included).
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Scientific Name:
Rebbachisaurus garasbae
Location:
Kem Kem Valley, Morocco
Period:
Late Cretaceous
Size:
Approximately 18–19 cm
Fossil Description:
A large vertebra belonging to Rebbachisaurus garasbae, one of the few herbivorous dinosaurs identified in the Kem Kem Valley, where large theropods prevail. The piece presents a solid and well-defined morphology, with clear articular surfaces and a bone texture characteristic of this gigantic long-necked sauropod.
It is a natural piece, of exceptional quality, with an imposing presence and a conservation far superior to what is usually seen in sauropod material from the site. Its rarity is notable: large, complete vertebrae of Rebbachisaurus are extremely difficult to find, making this specimen a unique item for advanced collections or museum displays.
Restoration:
Natural piece; no restorations.
Ref: 4131
Seller's Story
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Scientific Name:
Rebbachisaurus garasbae
Location:
Kem Kem Valley, Morocco
Period:
Late Cretaceous
Size:
Approximately 18–19 cm
Fossil Description:
A large vertebra belonging to Rebbachisaurus garasbae, one of the few herbivorous dinosaurs identified in the Kem Kem Valley, where large theropods prevail. The piece presents a solid and well-defined morphology, with clear articular surfaces and a bone texture characteristic of this gigantic long-necked sauropod.
It is a natural piece, of exceptional quality, with an imposing presence and a conservation far superior to what is usually seen in sauropod material from the site. Its rarity is notable: large, complete vertebrae of Rebbachisaurus are extremely difficult to find, making this specimen a unique item for advanced collections or museum displays.
Restoration:
Natural piece; no restorations.
Ref: 4131

