Zarafasaura oceanis Fossil Vertebra (3.45"), Plesiosaur species from Morocco

Zarafasaura oceanis Fossil Vertebra (3.45"), Plesiosaur species from MoroccoSpecies: Zarafasaura oceanis Size tooth: 3. 45" = 8,8 cm Location: Oulad Abdoun Basin, Khouribga Morocco Age: Cretaceous (~66 Million Years) Condition: No restoration This authentic plesiosaur vertebra fossil originates from Morocco and represents a prehistoric marine reptile that lived in ancient seas. Plesiosaurs were long necked ocean predators that once thrived the oceans. The vertebra shows natural bone structure and surface texture, preserved

These fossils come from a time when the region was covered by a shallow tropical sea

originates from Zwenkau

The leaf shows visible needle like structure characteristic of this ancient tree

Each tooth shows clear enamel detail and curvature

These trilobites lived about 390 million years ago

conical shape and natural enamel typical of spinosaurid dinosaurs

Agate geodes are typically formed in volcanic rocks

conical shape typical of spinosaurids

orange calcite is associated with creativity

stalactites

small meteorite fragments

this tooth shows a clear natural deformation