16 Original Prognathodon anceps fossils Mosasaur Vertebrae in Matrix – 6.9 feet
$3,900.00
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16 Original Prognathodon anceps fossils Mosasaur Vertebrae in Matrix – 6.9 feet
$3,900.00
🦎 HUGE 210 CM PROGNATHODON ANCEPS VERTEBRAL SERIES
An extraordinary sequence of 16 original mosasaur vertebrae extending across an impressive 210 cm—approximately 82.7 inches or 6.9 feet. Identified as Prognathodon anceps, the vertebrae remain presented within their geological matrix and form a commanding Late Cretaceous fossil display.
All 16 vertebrae are 100% associated with the same individual. No added vertebral elements, repairs, reconstruction or restoration are present. You will receive the exact one-of-a-kind specimen shown in the photographs.
🔎 Fossil Information
- Fossil type: Series of 16 mosasaur vertebrae
- Identification: Identified as Prognathodon anceps
- Total length: 210 cm / approximately 82.7 inches / 6.9 feet
- Number of vertebrae: 16
- Period: Late Cretaceous
- Estimated age: Approximately 66 million years
- Locality: Sidi Chennane, Oulad Abdoun Basin
- Country of origin: Morocco
- Presentation: Preserved and prepared within geological matrix
- Individual association: 100% from the same individual
- Added vertebral elements: None
- Repairs: None
- Reconstruction: None
- Restoration: None
- Availability: One exact photographed specimen
- Price: $3,800 USD
- Shipping: Included
- PaleoDeserts reference: PD-MVR-0210
⭐ Remarkable Size and Association
Extending more than two metres, this fossil provides an exceptional view of the spinal anatomy of a large prehistoric marine reptile. The repetition and substantial proportions of the 16 vertebrae create a visually powerful natural-history display.
Most mosasaur vertebrae are encountered and offered individually. A long associated series from the same animal presents a far more complete and impressive anatomical record.
🌊 About Prognathodon
Prognathodon belonged to the mosasaurs, a group of large marine reptiles that inhabited ancient seas during the Late Cretaceous. Mosasaurs were not dinosaurs. Their elongated bodies were supported by a strong vertebral column that provided stability and movement while swimming.
🪨 Preserved in Matrix
The geological matrix retains the vertebrae in a cohesive natural presentation while highlighting their size, sequence and fossilized surfaces. Natural mineral coloration, cracks, texture and incomplete areas remain part of the specimen’s geological character.
📷 Exact Specimen
This listing represents the exact 210 cm fossil shown in the photographs. Only one specimen is available.