Mosasaurs, marine reptiles of the Late Cretaceous 95 million years ago, ruled the seas.
With streamlined bodies and powerful jaws, they reached lengths from a few to over 15 meters.
These apex predators hunted fish, squid, and other marine reptiles with their conical teeth.
Despite their dominance, extinction marked the end of their reign.

Reptile Jaw Mosasaurus. REP mj26 Khouribga Phosphate Mine, Morocco Cretaceous 100 million years old Composite Rebuilt Jaw section in sandstone Specimen is 210x130x45mm. Aust. $75.00 All sizes are approximate This is a one only fossil and may not be available If you require a fossil bigger or smaller than the feature please e-mail us with your request.

Reptile Jaw Mosasaurus. REP mj27 Khouribga Phosphate Mine, Morocco Cretaceous 100 million years old Composite Rebuilt Jaw section in sandstone Specimen is 200x140x45mm. Aust. $75.00 All sizes are approximate This is a one only fossil and may not be available If you require a fossil bigger or smaller than the feature please e-mail us with your request.

Reptile Jaw Mosasaurus. Khouribga Phosphate Mine, Morocco Cretaceous 100 million years old Original Jaw section in sandstone The only visible restoration is on two teeth. Specimen is 530x210x90mm. Aust. $1250.00 All sizes are approximate This is a one only fossil and may not be available, If you require a fossil bigger or smaller than the feature please e-mail us with your request.

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