Upper Jaw of Platecarpus ptychodon – 41 cm (16.1 inches)
All Natural | 10+ Teeth | Beautiful Mosasaur Specimen

This is a stunning upper jaw (maxilla) fossil from the mosasaur species Platecarpus ptychodon, measuring approximately 41 cm (16.1 inches) in length. The specimen is 100% natural, with over 10 well-preserved teeth, and represents a beautiful and highly displayable piece from one of the more agile marine reptiles of the Late Cretaceous.

Key Features:

• Species: Platecarpus ptychodon

• Type: Upper jaw / maxilla

• Length: 41 cm (approx. 16.1 inches)

• Teeth: 10+ natural, well-preserved teeth with excellent enamel and placement

• Origin: Likely Kem Kem Formation, Morocco

• Age: Late Cretaceous (~95–100 million years ago)

• Condition:

  • All natural, no restoration

  • Exceptional bone texture and tooth preservation

  • Ready for display or research

This specimen is perfect for collectors, museums, or educational displays, offering a rare chance to own a genuine, unaltered fossil from a swift and efficient marine predator of the Cretaceous seas.