Mosasaur Tooth - Mosasaurus - 12 cm - 12 cm - 5 cm - (4)

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Four authentic Mosasaurus teeth fossils from Morocco in a four-piece set, with the specimen Mosasaurus and the scientific name Mosasaurus, presented in a luxury floating display.

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An exclusive presentation with four authentic fossils of iconic prehistoric predators. This carefully curated set includes a real Mosasaurus tooth and a real Otodus Obliquus tooth, stylishly presented in a luxe floating display.

The set comes with four information cards detailing the provenance, age, and background of both fossils. This makes it not only a remarkable collector’s item but also an educational and decorative centerpiece.

Contents of the set:
- 2 authentic Mosasaurus teeth
- 2 authentic Otodus Obliquus teeth
- Luxe floating display
- 4 authenticity information cards
- Carefully packaged for safe shipping

Mosasaurus:
The Mosasaurus was one of the largest marine predators of the Late Cretaceous. With powerful jaws and dozens of sharp teeth, it ruled the prehistoric oceans about 70–66 million years ago.

Locality: Khouribga Basin, Morocco

Otodus Obliquus:
Otodus Obliquus was a large now-extinct mackerel shark and is considered one of the earliest known ancestors of the legendary Megalodon. It lived about 60–45 million years ago and could reach lengths of over 9 meters.

Locality: Khouribga, Morocco

Authenticity:
Both teeth are 100% authentic fossils and not replicas. Because they are natural fossils, color, shape, and size vary from specimen to specimen. Small restorations or natural wear are common and contribute to authenticity.

Specifications:
Type: 4x teeth
Height: between 3 and 4 cm
Age: 75 to 66 million years old
Locality: Morocco

An exclusive presentation with four authentic fossils of iconic prehistoric predators. This carefully curated set includes a real Mosasaurus tooth and a real Otodus Obliquus tooth, stylishly presented in a luxe floating display.

The set comes with four information cards detailing the provenance, age, and background of both fossils. This makes it not only a remarkable collector’s item but also an educational and decorative centerpiece.

Contents of the set:
- 2 authentic Mosasaurus teeth
- 2 authentic Otodus Obliquus teeth
- Luxe floating display
- 4 authenticity information cards
- Carefully packaged for safe shipping

Mosasaurus:
The Mosasaurus was one of the largest marine predators of the Late Cretaceous. With powerful jaws and dozens of sharp teeth, it ruled the prehistoric oceans about 70–66 million years ago.

Locality: Khouribga Basin, Morocco

Otodus Obliquus:
Otodus Obliquus was a large now-extinct mackerel shark and is considered one of the earliest known ancestors of the legendary Megalodon. It lived about 60–45 million years ago and could reach lengths of over 9 meters.

Locality: Khouribga, Morocco

Authenticity:
Both teeth are 100% authentic fossils and not replicas. Because they are natural fossils, color, shape, and size vary from specimen to specimen. Small restorations or natural wear are common and contribute to authenticity.

Specifications:
Type: 4x teeth
Height: between 3 and 4 cm
Age: 75 to 66 million years old
Locality: Morocco

Details

Era
After 2000
Specimen
Mosasaur
Scientific name
Mosasaurus
Number of objects
4
Country of origin
Morocco
Condition
Good condition
Year
2026
Weight
72 g
Depth
5 cm
Height
12 cm
Width
12 cm
Authenticity
Original/official
The NetherlandsVerified
1233
Objects sold
94.34%
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