Keichousaurus hui Fossil Marine Reptiles, 2 specimens (7.27") from Triassic, China

Keichousaurus hui Fossil Marine Reptiles, 2 specimens (7.27") from Triassic, ChinaSize (longest specimen): 7. 27"" = 18,5 cm Age: Late Triassic (~225. 0 million years) Location: Falong formation Guanling county Guizhou province, China Condition: Only a few small restorations, the largest specimen has a small restoration on the tail. Many teeth still preserved. Small specimen has a minor restoration on the head and on the "paddle bones" Check out this amazing Keichousaurus duo! These ancient marine reptiles lived during the Triassic

Sharp Cusplets: Excellent definition of the characteristic "points" along the blade

This crocodile tooth gives you have is a glimpse into the fauna of that ancient ecosystem

Crater is believed to have been formed aroung 5000 years ago

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where mineral-rich springs deposited travertine around freshwater crabs

This was an apex predator

Majungasaurus was a powerful predator known for its thick skull

32 cmLocation: Ouled Abdoun Basin

Glued in 3 places which is common for these fossils

Age: Early Cretaceous (~110 million years old)

Weight: 421 Grams

enamel preservation