Pterosaur - Fossil tooth - Colección de 4 dientes fósiles de pterosaurios





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Pterosauria indet. collection of four fossil pterosaur teeth from Morocco, dating to the Early Cretaceous Cenomanian (~100 million years ago), with natural treatment and in natural condition.
Description from the seller
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Scientific Name (tentative):
Pterosauria indet. (Order: Pterosauria – possible Coloborhynchus, Siroccopteryx or other genera from the African Cretaceous)
Location:
Kem Kem Valley, Tegana Formation, Morocco
Stage:
Early Cretaceous – Cenomanian (~100 million years)
Size: 2-3 cm
Fossil description:
Set of four fossil pterosaur teeth, flying reptiles that inhabited the skies of the African Cretaceous. This collection includes completely natural pieces of good quality and others professionally restored, all with well-preserved enamel, typical conical shapes, and excellent visual presence. The set is delivered in a display case, ideal for museums, private collections, or thematic showcases about flying reptiles. From the mythical Kem Kem Valley, Morocco.
Restoration:
Natural
Presentation:
Collection of 4 teeth in display case
ref: 3286
Seller's Story
*Include certificate*
Scientific Name (tentative):
Pterosauria indet. (Order: Pterosauria – possible Coloborhynchus, Siroccopteryx or other genera from the African Cretaceous)
Location:
Kem Kem Valley, Tegana Formation, Morocco
Stage:
Early Cretaceous – Cenomanian (~100 million years)
Size: 2-3 cm
Fossil description:
Set of four fossil pterosaur teeth, flying reptiles that inhabited the skies of the African Cretaceous. This collection includes completely natural pieces of good quality and others professionally restored, all with well-preserved enamel, typical conical shapes, and excellent visual presence. The set is delivered in a display case, ideal for museums, private collections, or thematic showcases about flying reptiles. From the mythical Kem Kem Valley, Morocco.
Restoration:
Natural
Presentation:
Collection of 4 teeth in display case
ref: 3286

