This skull of a crocodile was found in the Cretaceous deposits of Morocco. It comes from the phosphate mines near Kouribga.
The fossil was professionally prepared and completely freed from the surrounding rock. It measures about58 cm in length.
Finally, a piece that is no longer placed in a plaster bed. The excellent preparation and the preserved original mandible make this fossil an optically attractive exhibit. While the teeth are all original, it is important to note that the fossil is approximately 60% original.
Outstanding museum piece for the advanced collector!
