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 Mosasaur Aquatic Lizard Fossil Teeth in Jaw in Composite Cretaceous Morocco + Display Stand 

Fossil Mosasaur teeth in jaw. Fossil Mosasaur teeth in jaw bone. This display features genuine fossilized Mosasaur teeth and jaw bone fragments. The fossils have been carefully set in a composite matrix for preservation and presentation. Please note that while all components are authentic, they may not originate from the same individual Mosasaur. Comes with a click and twist  acrylic display stand.Comes with a click and twist acrylic display stand.

Mosasaur  was an aquatic lizard, that grew up to 50 feet in length and could weigh up to 15 tons. It had long jaws which were filled with numerous sharp powerful teeth, tearing open fish, squid, shellfish and other sea creatures. It has streamlined body and flippers, and was thus able to to move very swiftly through the water. Supplied with a click and twist acrylic display piece and small card pictured.

Size:  20 x 14 x 3 cm  at widest points. Weight 1.4 kg 

Provenance: Morocco

Condition: Fragile, handle with care as can easily break if dropped  code 11185

 

 Such crystals display the outlines of numerous smaller crystals, known as phantoms