Two Mosasaur Teeth on Matrix – Morocco, Late Cretaceous (04)

Two Mosasaur Teeth on Matrix – Morocco, Late Cretaceous (04)Species: Mosasaur species Size largest tooth: 1. 22" = 3,1 cm Location: Ouled Abdoun Basin, Morocco Age: Cretaceous (~66 Million Years) Condition: No restoration A fossil display from the Late Cretaceous of Morocco, featuring two nicely preserved Mosasaur teeth naturally embedded in their original matrix. Each tooth shows clear enamel detail and curvature, offering a glimpse into the life of one of the oceans most powerful predators. Mosasaurus was a

This trilobite is measuring 10cm in length

Location: Rumania

Teeth are around 2cm to 2

Size cube: 0

allowing light to pass through the crystal and enhancing its vibrant appearance

known for their small size and distinct two-lobed body form

a marine reptile with a long neck

This genuine tooth displays natural enamel preservation and classic conical morphology associated with powerful piscivorous predators

Characterized by their triangular shape

A rare and scientifically significant fossil of good quality

An authentic Potamon fossil crab

tooth-studded snout (rostrum) of the sawfish