4.3 cm large tooth of Mosasaurus beaugei

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4.3 cm large tooth of Mosasaurus beaugei

The 4.3 cm tooth of Mosasaurus beaugei has been repaired at the tip and still has rock remains at the root. The mosasaurs were a globally widespread group of predatory marine lizards in the Upper Cretaceous. The reptiles, which grew up to 17 metres long, were among the most dangerous carnivores in the Cretaceous oceans.

Species: Mosasaurus beaugei ( Order:Mosasauridae)
Age: approx. 83 to 66 million years (Campanian to Maastrichtian)
Location: Kem Kem Basin-Taouz, Errachidia /Morocco
Weight: 11 g
Condition: Repaired->see pictures