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Prognathodon Teeth

Fossil teeth of Prognathodon Dollo, 1889 (Squamata › Mosasauridae › Mosasaurinae › Prognathodontini), a Late Cretaceous mosasaur known for its robust jaws and stout, powerful teeth. Mosasaurs were marine reptiles, not dinosaurs, related to modern monitor lizards and snakes.

26 specimens in this gallery

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Prognathodon sp. Mosasaur Tooth Fossil – 2.0 in (5.0 cm), Morocco – Specimen M-55

No. 025

Mosasaur Tooth

Prognathodon sp. Mosasaur Tooth Fossil

2.0 in (5.0 cm), Morocco – Specimen M-55

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Prognathodon sp. Mosasaur Tooth Fossil – 2.3 in (5.8 cm), Morocco – Specimen M-52

No. 026

Mosasaur Tooth

Prognathodon sp. Mosasaur Tooth Fossil

2.3 in (5.8 cm), Morocco – Specimen M-52

$29 View specimen →

About this gallery

Teeth of this type from the Moroccan phosphates are widely sold as “Prognathodon anceps”. Because anceps (originally Leiodon anceps Owen, 1841) is regarded as a nomen dubium, we identify them to genus level as Prognathodon sp.

Each listing is one individual specimen from the Maastrichtian phosphate deposits of Morocco, photographed and described with its length. You receive the exact tooth shown.

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