Mosasaur - Fossil tooth - Mosasaurus Anceps





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A 10.8 cm natural, unrestored Mosasaurus anceps tooth from Morocco, dating to the Cretaceous.
Description from the seller
Scientific Name: Anceps (Mosasauridae)
Location: Morocco
Stage: Late Cretaceous
Size: Length 10.8 cm
A specimen of great thickness and imposing presence
Fossil description:
Spectacular complete tooth of Anceps, one of the largest and most powerful predatory mosasaurs of the Cretaceous. This specimen reaches a truly exceptional size, well above the average for the species.
The piece stands out for its great thickness, its robust shape, and its impeccable aesthetics. It is a completely natural tooth, with no restorations, and moreover rooted—a feature extremely rare in mosasaurs due to the fragility of the basal area.
Its preservation is outstanding, with high-quality enamel and a visual presence that makes it a centerpiece in any serious collection. Originating from Morocco, one of the world’s most important sites for mosasaurs.
Restoration:
No restoration; completely natural piece
REF: 4825
Seller's Story
Scientific Name: Anceps (Mosasauridae)
Location: Morocco
Stage: Late Cretaceous
Size: Length 10.8 cm
A specimen of great thickness and imposing presence
Fossil description:
Spectacular complete tooth of Anceps, one of the largest and most powerful predatory mosasaurs of the Cretaceous. This specimen reaches a truly exceptional size, well above the average for the species.
The piece stands out for its great thickness, its robust shape, and its impeccable aesthetics. It is a completely natural tooth, with no restorations, and moreover rooted—a feature extremely rare in mosasaurs due to the fragility of the basal area.
Its preservation is outstanding, with high-quality enamel and a visual presence that makes it a centerpiece in any serious collection. Originating from Morocco, one of the world’s most important sites for mosasaurs.
Restoration:
No restoration; completely natural piece
REF: 4825

