4-Meter Original Platecarpus Skeleton

Once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to own an original prehistoric Platecarpus skeleton from skull to tail! Large size and museum quality.

• Size from head to tail: 4 meters (approximately 157.5 inches)

• Skull size: 70 cm (27.5 inches)

• Flipper size: 51 cm (20 inches)

This incredible skeleton will be shipped in 4 boxes:

• Box 1: Skull

• Box 2: Body

• Box 3: Flippers

• Box 4: The iron stand

Please NOTE: This is an original fossil and is fragile. We will pack it securely to ensure safe delivery to the buyer/winner. Some pieces may break during shipping, but they are very easy to glue back. We will provide the buyer with glue and a detailed plan on how to assemble it from skull to tail.

• Estimated age: 73 million years old

This is an extremely rare Platecarpus skeleton and hard to find a perfect piece like this nowadays. Many are reserved for museums, universities, world-renowned fossil collectors, and even Hollywood movie stars. This specimen is 100% original, with no fake fossils, bones, or materials added. It was discovered in Morocco and remains in pristine condition.

This stunning skeleton represents the Mosasaur family, a group of marine reptiles from the Late Cretaceous period. Notable types include:

• Mosasaurus: The most well-known, known for its large size and predatory nature.

• Tylosaurus: Recognized for its long, streamlined body and distinctive head.

• Globidens: Unique for its blunt teeth, adapted for crushing prey.

• Platecarpus: Known for its agility in the water and characteristic long flippers.

This authentic Platecarpus fossil offers a rare opportunity to own a piece of prehistoric history, showcasing the diversity of the Mosasaur lineage. Perfect for collectors and museums alike!

Platecarpus Facts:
Platecarpus was a marine lizard from the Late Cretaceous period, living about 75-69 million years ago. These formidable ocean predators could reach impressive lengths, and their remains are considered highly valuable to both science and collectors alike.

This fossil is a truly significant discovery and a rare chance to own a complete, museum-grade specimen.