Mosasaur - Fossil tooth - 12.5 cm (No reserve price)

We present an interesting mosasaurid fossil tooth, from Morocco and preserved in its fossil matrix. Mosasaurids were large marine predatory reptiles that lived during the Late Cretaceous and dominated the seas of that era. The specimen features an attractive natural preservation, with beige, cream and brown tones, as well as a pronounced mineralized structure that gives it a very characteristic appearance. Origin: Morocco Locality: Oulad Abdoun Basin Period: Cretaceous Group: Mosasauridae Type: Fossil tooth in matrix A very decorative and attractive piece for fossil collectors, paleontology enthusiasts and objects related to natural history. Provenance Oulad Abdoun Basin, Morocco. Weight 170 g height 12.5 cm The Oulad Abdoun region is known for its important Cretaceous fossil-bearing deposits and for the abundance of marine vertebrate remains. Condition Good overall condition for its age, preserving natural fossil characteristics and the matrix. May present small irregularities, cracks or losses typical of a fossil specimen. An original piece of natural history, for a private collection or exhibitions Ship quickly and safely with a tracking number

Estimación:€27

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