3 Globidens Mosasaur Tooth Fossils in a handmade wooden frame mounted on high-quality acid-free conservation board. The Latin and common names are printed underneath the specimen.
A fascinating fossil from the Late Cretaceous era, the Globidens Mosasaur Tooth Fossil, which has been identified as the species Globidens phosphaticus. It belongs to the mosasaur species of marine reptiles, which are well-known for being predatory. This tooth, which is distinguished by its sturdy, rounded shape and characteristic grooves, illustrates how Globidens adapted to a diet composed primarily of hard-shelled animals like ammonites and other marine invertebrates. The fossil provides insight into the amazing evolution of these apex predators during a critical period in Earth's history as well as the ecological dynamics of ancient oceans.

The fossil you receive will be a very close example to the one shown in the photo.