20493 - Museum Grade 4.65 Inch Complete Unidentified Cretaceous Chelonioid Sea Turtle Jaw Geological Samples Not restored or glued

Not restored or glued

This tooth represents a perfect example of the dentition features typical of the small theropods (raptors) that dominated the ecosystems of the Upper Cretaceous in the north of Africa

Museum grade natural association

the horns and spines during the preparation process have been fractured and glued again

Next you can visit a link with very interesting information about this sedimentarian basin rich in fossil vertebrates: Ouled Abdoun Basin

20493 - Museum Grade 4.65 Inch Complete Unidentified Cretaceous Chelonioid Sea Turtle Jaw Geological Samples Not restored or gluedImpressive complete specimen. It has been carefully prepared, and its level of detail is amazing. It only has tiny fractures that have been glued and filled together. This type of turtle remains in the Cretaceous are very rare. The Ouled Abdoun Basin is one of the richest phosphate basins in this type of remains during the Cretaceous sea tutles fossil record. Since the rst study of Moroccan fossil turtles, and the up dated overview by Lapparent de