Price:    12,000 $

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IMPORTANT: Because of how fragile this fossil is we cannot ship it! It is ONLY AVAILABLE FOR LOCAL PICKUP IN Morocco, Oued Zem. 

This skull belonged to a Globidens, a genus of mosasaur known for its distinctive, robust teeth. Unlike other mosasaurs with sharp, conical teeth suited for capturing slippery prey, Globidens had rounded, bulbous teeth adapted for crushing hard-shelled animals like ammonites and turtles. This specialized diet highlights its unique role in the marine ecosystems of the Late Cretaceous period. Globidens reached lengths of up to 20 feet, making it a formidable predator in its ancient oceanic environment. This particular specimen was discovered in the rich fossil beds of the Niobrara Formation in Kansas, USA, and dates back to the Campanian stage, approximately 80-70 million years ago. The skull has been meticulously prepared and is mounted on a custom-designed iron stand, emphasizing the remarkable detail and preservation with only minor restorations. This is a high-quality specimen, far exceeding the numerous replicas and lower-quality fossils available on the market. It would be a significant and impressive addition to any serious fossil collection or museum exhibit.

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