Globidens Mosasaur Skull with Crushing Teeth, 66 cm – PD-GSK-0066

🦴 66 CM GLOBIDENS MOSASAUR SKULL

This distinctive 66 cm Globidens mosasaur skull is reported from the Sidi Chennane area of Morocco’s Oulad Abdoun Basin. Its robust cranial form and rounded crushing teeth immediately distinguish it from mosasaurs possessing narrow, pointed dentition.

Globidens belonged to a specialized group of Late Cretaceous marine reptiles adapted to process resistant prey. Mosasaurs lived during the age of dinosaurs, but they were marine reptiles rather than dinosaurs.

🔎 Specimen Details

• Fossil type: Mosasaur skull
• Identification: Identified as Globidens sp.
• Length: 66 cm / approximately 26 inches
• Period: Late Cretaceous
• Estimated age: Approximately 66 million years
• Reported locality: Sidi Chennane, Oulad Abdoun Basin, Morocco
• Individual association: Approximately 80% reported from one individual
• Original fossil teeth: Approximately 90% reported
• Display stand: Included
• Availability: One exact photographed specimen
• Reference: PD-GSK-0066

🛠️ Condition and Preparation

The fossil elements were extracted from their geological matrix and prepared as a stable three-dimensional skull display. Repairs are present. Approximately 10% of the displayed teeth are understood to be added replacements, subject to final confirmation.

🏛️ Display and Collecting

The skull’s 66 cm length, rounded dentition and mounted presentation make it an engaging centerpiece for a specialist collection, gallery, office, library or natural-history interior. The photographed display stand is included.

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Fossil disclaimer: Identification, locality and preservation percentages are based on the supplied specimen information. This is a repaired and prepared display containing material not confirmed as belonging to the same individual and a small proportion of added teeth. Natural cracks, mineral variation and preparation evidence may be visible.