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19.6″ BIG Mosasaur Jaw for sale Rare Fossilized Dinosaur Cretaceous

This is a authentic 19.6″ fossilized big Mosasaur jaw for sale section originates from the Phosphate Deposits near Khouribga, Morocco, showcasing a portion of the mandible (lower jaw) from the left side of a mosasaur skull. The specimen features prominent foramen and boasts eight fully visible teeth, along with a few unerupted ones. While the attribution of these teeth to this specific jaw remains subject to debate, some may have been intentionally embedded for aesthetic purposes. The jaw exhibits signs of repair and stabilization, including limited gap fill restoration on both the teeth and the jaw.

Mosasaur jaw for sale, formidable marine reptiles that dominated the seas 90 million years ago, emerged as apex predators during the last 20-25 million years of the Cretaceous period. Following the extinction of ichthyosaurs and the decline of plesiosaurs, mosasaurs diversified to become prolific hunters across various oceanic habitats. This specimen offers a unique glimpse into the ancient world of mosasaurus.

The Mosasaurus is a fascinating prehistoric marine reptile that lived during the Late Cretaceous period, around 70-66 million years ago. It belonged to a group of reptiles called mosasaurs, which were closely related to modern-day monitor lizards and snakes.

Mosasaurus was a large and powerful predator, known for its streamlined body, long tail, and powerful jaws filled with sharp teeth. It was an apex predator of the oceans during its time, likely preying on a variety of marine animals such as fish, squid, and smaller marine reptiles.

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These creatures thrived in their marine habitat, using flippers for swimming and a tail fin for propulsion. Some species grew to impressive lengths, exceeding 50 feet (15 meters).

Mosasaurus has fascinated many through its appearances in popular culture, such as “Jurassic World” and documentaries about prehistoric life. Fossil hunters have found remains of Mosasaurus worldwide, contributing to our understanding of ancient oceans and their inhabitants.