20288 - Well Preserved 2.48 Inch Mosasaur (Prognathodon anceps) Tooth Reptile Fossils Under Study • Eocene of Antarctica

• Eocene of Antarctica

They are characterized very well for their ornamentation very well marked

some of the free standing sectors during the preparation process have been fractured and glued again

It has small glued but not restored fracture

Anterior teeth broadly conical

20288 - Well Preserved 2.48 Inch Mosasaur (Prognathodon anceps) Tooth Reptile Fossils Under Study • Eocene of AntarcticaThis enormous Prognathodon tooth is preserved in exceptional way. It has small glued but not restored fracture. In the international market is very common to find Mosasaurus rests coming from the phosphate quarries of the Upper Cretaceous of the Ouled Abdoun Basin (Morocco). This quarries have been exploited since the beginning of the past century. Many sellers that sell this fossils do not make a good precise taxonomic identification work. In these