Prognathodon Anceps

Prognathodon anceps is a species of marine reptile belonging to the Mosasaurus family, known for its enormous size and predatory nature. Fossils of Prognathodon anceps have been discovered in various regions, including Morocco, where they provide valuable information about ancient marine ecosystems in the Late Cretaceous. Characterized by its powerful jaws and powerful teeth, Prognathodon anceps was an apex predator of its time, likely preying on a variety of marine creatures, including fish, cephalopods, and smaller marine reptiles. The discovery of fossils of Prognathodon anceps in Morocco adds to our understanding of the distribution and diversity of mosasaurs, demonstrating the importance of this region in paleontological research. Explore our collection to learn more about the fascinating world of Prognathodon anceps and other ancient marine reptiles.

Discover an Exceptional Prognathodon Tooth T-rex of the Sea

This is a Great Prognathodon anceps Tooth RARE Mosasaurus Fossilized T-rex of the Sea teeth is a stunning example of one of the largest and most powerful mosasaurs to ever roam the Fossilized Late Cretaceous seas Moroccan Fossil .

 Key Features of the Tooth and Matrix:
Species: Prognathodon anceps .
Coloration : Fossilized shades of brown, tan, and gray
Condition : Excellent preservation with sharp ridges and minimal wear

 Significance in Mosasaurus Paleontology :

* Prognathodon anceps * was a robust and adaptable RARE MOSASAURUS with specialized teeth designed for crushing hard-shelled prey. Fossils like this tooth, preserved in its matrix, are highly prized for the contextual information they provide about the Cretaceous marine environment and the role of these apex predators.Fossil Late Cretaceous