$1,500.00
1 in stock
This mosasaur vertebra fossil brings a genuine piece of the Cretaceous seas into your collection, since it preserves the actual bone structure of one of the ocean’s most fearsome predators. Consequently, this specimen appeals equally to serious paleontology collectors and anyone drawn to prehistoric natural history.
Mosasaurs ruled the Cretaceous oceans as apex marine predators, and because they could grow up to 50 feet long, they had few natural rivals. Although they lived alongside dinosaurs, mosasaurs actually belong to a separate reptile lineage more closely related to modern monitor lizards. As a result, finding a well-preserved vertebra like this one offers a rare window into an entirely different branch of prehistoric life.
This particular specimen remains embedded in its natural matrix, so you can see exactly how it was discovered and appreciate the surrounding sediment that tells its own geological story. Since the bone structure stays clearly visible and well-defined, this piece works equally well for display or study.
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