Description: Zarafasaura oceanis (Plesiosaur) Lower Jaws Fossil Original Zarafasaura oceanis (Plesiosaur) Lower Jaws Fossil This exquisite fossil of the lower jaws of Zarafasaura oceanis, discovered in Morocco, is an exceptional representation of this prehistoric predator. Plesiosaurs were iconic marine reptiles of the Late Cretaceous period, ruling the oceans approximately 70–66 million years ago. These powerful lower jaws highlight the predatory adaptations that made Zarafasaura one of the apex hunters of its time. Measuring approximately 25 cm in length, this fossil reveals the intricate bone structures of the jaws, including preserved teeth designed for seizing prey. The fossil's preservation is remarkable, with natural details offering a rare insight into the functional anatomy of this marine reptile. Zarafasaura, a member of the Plesiosaur family, was known for its streamlined body and powerful jaws, which it used to hunt fish and other marine creatures. This fossilized lower jaw is not only a scientific treasure but also an aesthetic marvel for display in any collection. Related Prehistoric Marine Reptiles The Zarafasaura lower jaws connect to a fascinating lineage of marine reptiles. Here are some other notable species that ruled the seas: Mosasaurus hoffmanni – A colossal marine predator with immense jaws adapted for crushing prey. Tylosaurus proriger – A fast, elongated Mosasaur known for its hunting prowess. Elasmosaurus platyurus – Recognized for its extreme neck length, used for ambush-style hunting. Kronosaurus queenslandicus – A robust Pliosaur with jaws designed for overpowering large prey. Ichthyosaurus communis – A swift, dolphin-like reptile adept at chasing fish and cephalopods. Hydrotherosaurus alexandrae – Another long-necked Plesiosaur with hunting adaptations for the deep seas. Don't miss the opportunity to acquire this extraordinary Zarafasaura oceanis lower jaws fossil, a captivating piece of Earth's ancient marine history. Whether displayed in a private collection, museum, or educational setting, this fossil is sure to inspire wonder and curiosity.
Price: 1200 USD
Location: kHOURIBGA
End Time: 2024-12-03T07:15:55.000Z
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