Original Globidens Mosasaur Jaw with Crushing Teeth, 36 cm – PD-GJW-0036

🦷 ORIGINAL MOROCCAN GLOBIDENS MOSASAUR JAW

This 36 cm Globidens jaw fossil comes from Morocco’s Oulad Abdoun Basin and retains its distinctive rounded fossil teeth. Extracted from the original geological matrix, the jaw presents the specialized dentition associated with this unusual Late Cretaceous mosasaur.

Globidens belonged to the mosasaurs, a group of prehistoric marine reptiles rather than dinosaurs. Unlike mosasaurs with pointed teeth, Globidens developed rounded teeth suited to crushing resistant prey.

🔎 Specimen Details

• Fossil type: Mosasaur jaw
• Identification: Identified as Globidens sp.
• Length: 36 cm / approximately 14.2 inches
• Teeth: Reported original fossil teeth
• Period: Late Cretaceous
• Estimated age: Approximately 66 million years
• Reported region: Oulad Abdoun Basin
• Country of origin: Morocco
• Reference: PD-GJW-0036

🛠️ Condition and Preparation

The jaw has been extracted from its original geological matrix and prepared for display. Fossil material may naturally show mineral variation, cracks, worn areas and evidence of excavation or preparation. Repair and stabilization details should be confirmed before publication.

🏛️ Display and Collecting

The compact 36 cm format and rounded crushing teeth make this jaw suitable for a specialist mosasaur collection, natural-history cabinet, educational display or paleontology-inspired interior.