This impressive 90 cm Mosasaur skull fossil represents a fierce marine predator from the Late Cretaceous period, approximately 70 million years ago. Mosasaurus species were apex predators of their time, dominating ancient seas with powerful jaws and sharp, conical teeth suited for gripping prey such as fish, sharks, and even smaller marine reptiles.
Preserved with remarkable detail, this fossil showcases the skull’s distinct anatomy, including robust teeth and a prominent jaw structure that exemplifies the predatory capabilities of the Mosasaurus. A spectacular piece for collectors, this fossil captures a vital link in marine evolution and showcases the adaptations that allowed the Mosasauridae family to thrive.
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SILVER Seller in Prefecture of Casablanca, Morocco
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