S254- Finest Grade Gavialimimus almaghribensis (Rare Mosasaur species) Rooted Tooth - Late Cretaceous Messel Fossil Fishes Part of the body of

Part of the body of this huge fish is preserved

Tooth 2: 80 mm (3

Parent taxon: Ellipsocephalinae according to P

as well as a good developed feeding wear

where they fulfilled the role of large grazers

S254- Finest Grade Gavialimimus almaghribensis (Rare Mosasaur species) Rooted Tooth - Late Cretaceous Messel Fossil Fishes Part of the body ofQuite rare Mosasaur species, Gavialimimus almaghribensis (the old named as Platecarpus ptychodon by Arambourg) from the Late Cretaceous phosphate deposits in Ouled Abdoun Basin from central Morocco. Perfect specimen, displaying an astonishing pristine enamel with the characteristic longitudinal ridges of this mosasaur species. Fully rooted with no restorations or repairs. In the international market is very common to find Mosasaurus teeth coming from