Mosasaur - Fossilised jaw - baeugie - 10 cm - 3 cm

Fossil jaw of Mosasaurus beaugei – Morocco Magnificent fragment of a fossil jaw attributed to Mosasaurus beaugei, a large marine reptile predator that inhabited the seas of the Late Cretaceous. The piece comes from Morocco, one of the regions best known for mosasaur fossils. It preserves a spectacular series of conical and curved teeth, some with a remarkable degree of preservation, still inserted in the jaw bone. The jaw also presents an interesting fossil texture and coloration, with cream, beige and brown tones that highlight the teeth. Species: Mosasaurus beaugei Origin: Morocco Age: Late Cretaceous Material: fossilized bone and teeth Type: fragment of jaw with dentitio

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