Mosasaurus Hoffmannii Jaw Fossil Frame - Natural Dinosaur Jurassic Archaeology

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Mosasaurus Hoffmannii Jaw Fossil Frame - Natural Dinosaur Jurassic Archaeology:
$1183.83

This Mosasaurus Hoffmannii Jaw fossil (70 million years old) has been hand set by our expert entomologists in our studio and elegantly mounted in a museum quality deep box frame.

Despite coexisting for millions of years, mosasaurs and dinosaurs are not related. Mosasaurs are in fact reptiles, and are closely related to modern day Monitor Lizards. While some species only grew to around 3 ft in length, the biggest could be over 50 ft! They swam using a shark-like tail fin, and had flipper-like limbs for manoeuvrability. Stomach contents of mosasaurs have revealed a varied diet, including fish, sea turtles, plesiosaurs and even sea birds. Although mosasaurs are aquatic, they still breathed air like all reptiles and had to regularly surface to take a breath.

The frame is made from premium quality, satin finished acrylic. Each specimen is mounted on a 300 GSM acid free card stock which includes both the scientific and common name of the insect printed below. The frame can either be self standing or mounted using the invisible wall hanging bracket.

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The picture shown is an example of the quality that you can expect to receive. Please be aware that, as our products are 100% authentic and natural, they are subject to some variation. While no two insects are exactly alike, each of the specimens in our collection fall within the morphological parameters for their species.

Dimensions: 31 x 22 x 6cm