Plesiosaur - Fossil vertebra bone - Vértebra fósil de Plesiosaurio – Gigante marino (No reserve price)





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Specimen: Plesiosaur vertebra fossil; Scientific name: Zarafasaura oceanis; Geological period: Late Cretaceous Maastrichtian (ca. 70–66 million years ago); Origin: Morocco; Condition: Natural; Authenticity: Original.
Description from the seller
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Scientific Name: Zarafasaura oceanis (Elasmosauridae)
Location: Khouribga, Morocco
Stage: Late Cretaceous – Maastrichtian (approximately 70–66 million years)
Size: 8.7 cm
Fossil description:
We present a spectacular plesiosaur vertebra fossil, a unique large and high-quality specimen from the phosphate mines of Khouribga, Morocco. This specimen stands out for its well-defined anatomical structure, with visible bone details and imposing proportions.
Due to its size and fragility, this fossil represents a museum piece, ideal for scientific, educational exhibitions, or high-level paleontological collections.
Plesiosaurs were marine reptiles of the Mesozoic, known for their long necks, hydrodynamic bodies, and powerful flippers. This vertebra likely belonged to the cervical or dorsal region of a large adult individual.
REF: 4834
Seller's Story
*Includes certificate*
Scientific Name: Zarafasaura oceanis (Elasmosauridae)
Location: Khouribga, Morocco
Stage: Late Cretaceous – Maastrichtian (approximately 70–66 million years)
Size: 8.7 cm
Fossil description:
We present a spectacular plesiosaur vertebra fossil, a unique large and high-quality specimen from the phosphate mines of Khouribga, Morocco. This specimen stands out for its well-defined anatomical structure, with visible bone details and imposing proportions.
Due to its size and fragility, this fossil represents a museum piece, ideal for scientific, educational exhibitions, or high-level paleontological collections.
Plesiosaurs were marine reptiles of the Mesozoic, known for their long necks, hydrodynamic bodies, and powerful flippers. This vertebra likely belonged to the cervical or dorsal region of a large adult individual.
REF: 4834

