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Tylosaurine (Hainosaurus) Teeth

Fossil teeth of tylosaurine mosasaurs (Squamata › Mosasauridae › Tylosaurinae), the group that includes Tylosaurus and Hainosaurus, among the largest mosasaurs of the Late Cretaceous seas. These teeth are often sold as “Tylosaurus”.

4 specimens in this gallery

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The tylosaurine formally described from the Moroccan phosphates is Hainosaurus boubker Rempert, Martens & Vinkeles Melchers, 2022, named from partial skulls and isolated teeth from Couche III of the Sidi Chennane phosphate quarry. We list our teeth as Hainosaurus cf. boubker.

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

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