FOSSILS & NATURAL HISTORY · LATE CRETACEOUS
From the seas of the Cretaceous.
Mosasaurs were marine reptiles that hunted in the seas of the Late Cretaceous. This fossil tooth comes from phosphate deposits near Khouribga, Morocco, offering a small connection to an ocean ecosystem from around 70 million years ago.
Specimen facts & provenance
Specimen: Fossil mosasaur tooth
Animal group: Marine reptile
Period: Late Cretaceous
Reported age: Approximately 70 million years
Reported origin: Phosphate deposits near Khouribga, Morocco
Authenticity & documentation
Source assurance. Acquired from an established specialist fossil dealer that guarantees the authenticity of its specimens. Identification, locality and geological age follow the supplied attribution.
Identification. Offered as a mosasaur tooth; several mosasaur species occur in these deposits. Natural wear, chips and preservation vary between specimens.
Included documentation. Your display includes a Chronarium Collection Certificate of Authenticity recording our identification of the material.


