Large Pliosaur Paddle Bone Humerus Fossil

Formation: Kimmeridge Clay

Age: Jurassic Period (Approx. 157–145 million years ago)

Location: Blackhead, Dorset, UK

This listing features a rare and spectacular large Pliosaur paddle bone humerus, a remarkable specimen from one of the most fearsome marine predators of the Jurassic period. Discovered on December 4, 2024, by our experienced team members Alister and Alison, this fossil was unearthed from the Kimmeridge Clay at Blackhead, Dorset. Carefully cleaned, prepped, and treated by Alison, this piece is an extraordinary representation of ancient marine life and a highlight for any fossil collection.

Species Information:

Pliosaurs were giant marine reptiles, apex predators in the Jurassic seas. With powerful paddle-like limbs, including their robust humerus bones, they propelled themselves through the water, hunting fish, squid, and other marine reptiles. These creatures were characterized by their large skulls, sharp teeth, and strong limb bones, which are among the most commonly fossilized elements.

The Kimmeridge Clay formation is a world-renowned fossil deposit, yielding exceptional specimens of marine reptiles and other Jurassic fauna. This humerus provides a rare opportunity to own a piece of history connected to these incredible predators.

Product Details:

This large Pliosaur paddle bone humerus fossil is a truly unique addition to any collection, ideal for display, study, or teaching purposes. Its historical importance, visual appeal, and connection to the Jurassic marine ecosystem make it an extraordinary piece for collectors, educators, and paleontology enthusiasts.

Shipping & Handling:

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Don’t miss the opportunity to own this rare and scientifically significant large Pliosaur paddle bone humerus. Add this exceptional piece of Earth’s Jurassic history to your collection today!