Mosasaur - Fossil tooth - Unieke mosasaurus tanden Groot - 27 mm - 12 mm (No reserve price)

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Two Mosasaurus teeth from Khouribga, Morocco, dating to the Late Cretaceous about 75–66 million years ago, professionally mounted in a floating display with original authenticity, each tooth measuring roughly 3–4 cm and collectively described by the scientific name Unieke mosasaurus tanden Groot.

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Rare set of 2 large Mosasaurus teeth in a luxurious display | Late Cretaceous, 75 to 66 million years old | Morocco

A beautiful and decorative set of two authentic Mosasaurus teeth, professionally presented in a floating display. These fossils come from the famous phosphate layers of Khouribga in Morocco and date to the Late Cretaceous, approximately 75 to 66 million years ago.

The Mosasaurus was one of the most impressive predators to have inhabited the oceans. With a length of up to 15 to 20 meters, this gigantic sea reptile sat at the top of the food chain. Thanks to its powerful jaws and sharp teeth, it hunted fish, turtles, ammonites, and even other marine reptiles.

What makes this set special is the beautiful form and excellent preservation of both teeth. Together they form a striking collector’s item and an impressive display piece for collectors of fossils, natural history, and prehistoric animals.

The teeth are delivered including the floating display as pictured.

Specifications

• Species: Mosasaurus sp.
• Quantity: 2 teeth
• Tooth dimensions: approx. 3 to 4 cm
• Age: circa 75 to 66 million years
• Period: Late Cretaceous (Maastrichtian)
• Locality: Khouribga, Morocco
• Condition: Natural fossil, well preserved
• Included: Floating display

A unique chance to add two authentic teeth from one of the largest marine predators of the prehistoric era to your collection. Each fossil is completely natural and therefore unique in shape, color, and detail.

Rare set of 2 large Mosasaurus teeth in a luxurious display | Late Cretaceous, 75 to 66 million years old | Morocco

A beautiful and decorative set of two authentic Mosasaurus teeth, professionally presented in a floating display. These fossils come from the famous phosphate layers of Khouribga in Morocco and date to the Late Cretaceous, approximately 75 to 66 million years ago.

The Mosasaurus was one of the most impressive predators to have inhabited the oceans. With a length of up to 15 to 20 meters, this gigantic sea reptile sat at the top of the food chain. Thanks to its powerful jaws and sharp teeth, it hunted fish, turtles, ammonites, and even other marine reptiles.

What makes this set special is the beautiful form and excellent preservation of both teeth. Together they form a striking collector’s item and an impressive display piece for collectors of fossils, natural history, and prehistoric animals.

The teeth are delivered including the floating display as pictured.

Specifications

• Species: Mosasaurus sp.
• Quantity: 2 teeth
• Tooth dimensions: approx. 3 to 4 cm
• Age: circa 75 to 66 million years
• Period: Late Cretaceous (Maastrichtian)
• Locality: Khouribga, Morocco
• Condition: Natural fossil, well preserved
• Included: Floating display

A unique chance to add two authentic teeth from one of the largest marine predators of the prehistoric era to your collection. Each fossil is completely natural and therefore unique in shape, color, and detail.

Details

Number of objects
2
Specimen
Mosasaur
Scientific name
Unieke mosasaurus tanden Groot
Country of origin
Morocco
Geological period
Cretaceous (145 - 66 million years)
Condition
Restored
Weight
15.28 g
Height
27 mm
Width
12 mm
Depth
7 mm
Authenticity
Original/official
The NetherlandsVerified
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Objects sold
94.34%
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