Authentic Mosasaur Tooth Fossil from Morocco 1"+ Long Hand Selected Cretaceous Era
Own a piece of prehistoric history! This listing is for one authentic Mosasaur tooth fossil sourced from the phosphate-rich beds of Morocco — a region famous for its stunning and well-preserved marine fossils from the Late Cretaceous period (~66–70 million years ago).
Note: Each purchase is for ONE Tooth. We Individually hand pick for quality, color, and shape.
Item Details:
Species: Mosasaur (likely Prognathodon or Mosasaurus)
Age: Late Cretaceous (approx. 70-90 million years old)
Species: Mosasaur (likely Prognathodon or Mosasaurus)
Age: Late Cretaceous (approx. 70-90 million years old)
Approximate Size Range: 1" to 1 3/4" in length, 1/2" to 1" width
Location Found: Khouribga region, Morocco – a well-known fossil-rich phosphate deposit
Condition: Authentic fossil tooth with natural wear and mineralization.
Condition: Authentic fossil tooth with natural wear and mineralization.
Display: Tooth only – no stand or display case included.
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We take the time to personally select the best available tooth for each order to ensure you're getting a fossil that’s visually impressive and scientifically fascinating.
Whether you're a fossil enthusiast, collector, educator, or gift-hunter, this genuine Mosasaur tooth makes an unforgettable and tangible connection to Earth's ancient oceans.
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Please Note:
Teeth will vary in shape, color, and detail – no two are exactly alike.
Comes securely packaged for safe delivery.
Photos represent typical specimens from our collection.
Teeth will vary in shape, color, and detail – no two are exactly alike.
Comes securely packaged for safe delivery.
Photos represent typical specimens from our collection.
*** Important Note: Most Mosasaur teeth, require some restoration. Due to their fragility and the conditions in which they're found, they often break underground or during collection. Repairing Mosasaur teeth involves gluing broken pieces back together, filling in gaps, and other stabilization techniques. These restoration practices are common and are done to preserve these incredible fossils.
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