Pliosaur Reptile Vertebrae Fossil (3/4 Complete)

Formation: Kimmeridge Clay

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

Location: Blackhead, Dorset, UK

This listing features a rare and well-preserved Pliosaur vertebrae fossil, approximately three-quarters complete, offering a unique glimpse into the ancient marine reptiles of the Jurassic period. Discovered on December 19, 2024, by our expert team members Alister and Alison, this fossil was unearthed from the Kimmeridge Clay at Blackhead, Dorset. Carefully cleaned, prepped, and treated by Alison, this fossil is an exceptional specimen, perfect for collectors and enthusiasts of marine reptiles.

Species Information:

Pliosaurs were powerful marine reptiles that ruled the seas during the Jurassic period. They were characterized by their robust, streamlined bodies, large paddle-like limbs, and strong jaws filled with sharp teeth. These apex predators could grow to immense sizes and hunted a wide range of marine prey, including fish, squid, and other marine reptiles.

Vertebrae fossils from Pliosaurs are highly sought after, as they provide critical insights into the anatomy and evolution of these fascinating creatures. The Kimmeridge Clay is renowned for its rich fossil deposits, preserving a wide range of marine life from the Jurassic seas.

Product Details:

This Pliosaur vertebrae fossil is a significant addition to any fossil collection, ideal for display, study, or educational purposes. Its historical importance, excellent preservation, and connection to one of the Jurassic's most formidable marine predators make it a standout specimen for collectors, educators, and paleontology enthusiasts.

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Don’t miss this rare opportunity to own a genuine and scientifically significant Pliosaur reptile vertebrae fossil. Add this extraordinary piece of Jurassic history to your collection today!