Plesiosaur Vertebra – Cretaceous, Madagascar This fossilized vertebra comes from a plesiosaur, a marine reptile that lived during the Cretaceous period. It was discovered in the region of Betiouky, near Tulear in Madagascar, an area known for its fossil-rich phosphate beds. The specimen retains its natural shape and volume, and is presented on a plastic display base (included). It offers a genuine and tangible connection to the world of ancient marine reptiles—ideal for enthusiasts or educational purposes.