Mosasaur tooth fossil (0.86") in small acrylic bell jar - Cretaceous, Morocco

Mosasaur tooth fossil (0.86") in small acrylic bell jar - Cretaceous, MoroccoWith a serpentine body, powerful flippers, and a set of formidable teeth, these apex predators ruled the oceans during the Late Cretaceous period. Mosasaurs were expert swimmers, using their streamlined forms to hunt a variety of prey, including fish and other marine creatures. Their adaptions for aquatic life, such as flippers instead of legs, made them well suited to the oceans.

2cm in lenght and around 6

Locality: Hukawng Valley in northern Myanmar

The chewing surface is characterized by prominent

composed of elongated spines

Septarian forms in part through a geological process known as concretion

67 ft) long

Measuring up to 20 meters long

Septarian pieces are formed through a process where ancient sea life and sediment collected eventually drying and cracking over time

These remains were uncovered in Siberia

Comes with small magnifying box

found in the Ace Basin region of South Carolina

with its deep