Product Details

Unearth a genuine relic from the age of dinosaurs with this authentic Zarafasaurus oceanis fossil tooth, a rare marine reptile from the Upper Cretaceous period (66–100 million years ago). This beautifully preserved tooth measures 2.02 inches and hails from the renowned Oulad Abdoun Basin in Morocco, a hotbed for marine fossil discoveries. This specimen displays distinct ridges and curvature typical of plesiosaur teeth, once used to snatch slippery prey from the ancient seas. It has undergone minor repair, having been professionally glued back together, which is common and expected for fossils of this age and origin. Key Features: Species: Zarafasaurus oceanis Age: Upper Cretaceous (~66–100 million years old) Size: 2.02 inches Location: Oulad Abdoun Basin, Morocco Condition: Minor repair (glued) Display: Comes in a labeled display case, ready for collection or gifting This is a genuine plesiosaur fossil, a perfect addition for collectors, educators, or fossil enthusiasts looking to o...