Pterosaur - Fossil vertebra bone - Vértebra fósil de pterosaurio





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Pterosaur fossil vertebra specimen from Morocco, dating to the Cretaceous (145–66 million years ago), conservatively prepared and professionally consolidated, in natural condition with original/or official authenticity.
Description from the seller
Scientific name (tentative):
Pterosauria indet. (Order: Pterosauria – classification under review)
Location:
Kem Kem Valley, Tegana Formation, Morocco
Stage:
Early Cretaceous – Cenomanian (~100 million years)
Size:
- Vertebra: 5.6 cm
Fossil description:
Exceptional fossil specimen of a pterosaur vertebra, a flying reptile from the African Cretaceous. This piece stands out for its rarity and anatomical preservation, showing details such as the neural canal, articular surfaces and the original bone texture. It has been professionally consolidated to preserve its integrity without altering its morphology. Hailing from Kem Kem Valley, Morocco, this vertebra represents a relatively uncommon piece on the market, ideal for demanding paleontological collections or thematic displays on flying reptiles.
REF: 2900
Seller's Story
Scientific name (tentative):
Pterosauria indet. (Order: Pterosauria – classification under review)
Location:
Kem Kem Valley, Tegana Formation, Morocco
Stage:
Early Cretaceous – Cenomanian (~100 million years)
Size:
- Vertebra: 5.6 cm
Fossil description:
Exceptional fossil specimen of a pterosaur vertebra, a flying reptile from the African Cretaceous. This piece stands out for its rarity and anatomical preservation, showing details such as the neural canal, articular surfaces and the original bone texture. It has been professionally consolidated to preserve its integrity without altering its morphology. Hailing from Kem Kem Valley, Morocco, this vertebra represents a relatively uncommon piece on the market, ideal for demanding paleontological collections or thematic displays on flying reptiles.
REF: 2900

