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An impressive and highly collectible Mosasaurus jaw fossil preserved in its natural matrix, featuring several well-defined and prominently exposed teeth emerging directly from the jaw. This remarkable specimen showcases the powerful dentition of one of the most formidable marine predators of the Late Cretaceous period.
The jaw section is naturally preserved and displays excellent anatomical detail, with multiple teeth firmly embedded in place, creating an attractive and visually striking display piece. The contrast between the fossilized jaw, the matrix, and the exposed teeth makes this specimen particularly desirable for collectors, museums, educational displays, and enthusiasts of prehistoric marine life.
Details:
- Species: Mosasaurus sp.
- Age: Late Cretaceous (approximately 66–72 million years old)
- Origin: Phosphate deposits of Khouribga, Morocco
- Preservation: Natural jaw section in original matrix
- Features: Multiple prominent teeth emerging from the jaw
- Condition: Well-preserved fossil specimen with excellent display appeal
- size: 33 cm is the length of the whole jaw with matrix and the width is 20 cm
This is an authentic fossil recovered from the famous phosphate basins of Morocco, a region renowned worldwide for producing some of the finest Mosasaurus remains. The specimen offers a rare opportunity to own a genuine piece of prehistoric ocean history.
Perfect for fossil collectors, natural history enthusiasts, educational collections, museums, or as a unique display centerpiece.
