Marine Reptile Fossil – Tethysaurus nopcsai | Rare Specimen Morocco Devonian This massive cervical bone —

This massive cervical bone — the first vertebra of the neck — once supported the enormous skull and tusks of one of Earth’s most iconic Ice Age giants

approximately 91 million years ago — a period known for abundant and diverse marine life

it offers a clear and balanced view of ammonite morphology

A striking piece of natural impact glass — formed by cosmic forces and preserved in its original state

Marine Reptile Fossil – Tethysaurus nopcsai | Rare Specimen Morocco Devonian This massive cervical bone —Late Cretaceous, Turonian Stage (~92 million years ago) Goulmima, Morocco This remarkable Tethysaurus nopcsai fossil comes from the Late Cretaceous seas of Goulmima, Morocco, an area once covered by the ancient Tethys Ocean. Dating to the Turonian stage, about 92 million years ago, it represents an important transitional genus between early aquatic lizards and the later, larger mosasaurs that would dominate prehistoric waters. With its streamlined