Marine reptile - Fossil vertebra bone - Mosasaurus sp. - 55 mm - 110 mm

Mosasaurus sp. – Fossil Vertebra | Cretaceous A remnant of the largest sea predator of the Cretaceous. The Mosasaurus was one of the most dominant predators that ever populated the world's oceans – a mighty reptile that ruled the oceans around 66–80 million years ago. This impressive fossil vertebra is an authentic testament to that long-gone era and an absolute highlight of any collection. With its distinctive proportions and natural surface texture, this specimen conveys the raw power and size of this prehistoric sea giant in an impressive way. Comes with a certificate of authenticity Details: Species: Mosasaurus sp. Age: ca. 66–80 million years (Late Cretaceous) Origin: Morocco (Phosphate Formation, Oulad Abdoun Basin) Condition: Naturally preserved, untreated Each specimen is a unique natural artifact Ideal as: a collector's piece, desk or shelf decor, as well as an extraordinary gift for fossil and dinosaur enthusiasts.

Estimate:£150.71

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