Mammoth Rib Fossil 52cm – Middle Ventral Rib | North Sea Phacopid

Mammoth Rib Fossil 52cm – Middle Ventral Rib | North Sea PhacopidMammoth Rib Middle Ventral Rib from the Ice AgeLate Pleistocene (~30,00050,000 years ago) North Sea This authentic mammoth rib is a powerful remnant of Ice Age megafauna, preserved from the Late Pleistocene epoch. Recovered from the North Sea, it once formed part of the massive ribcage of a woolly mammoth that roamed the cold steppe landscapes of prehistoric Europe. The rib comes from a middle ventral position, displaying robust bone structure and

Morocco• Length: 9 cm | Width: 3

Morocco• Fossil type: Tooth• Dimensions: 5

The natural arrangement of these inclusions captures a moment of biological activity

Step back into the ancient oceans with this beautifully preserved group of trilobites

Cretaceous Period (~ 95 Million Years Old )| North Africa

A rare Cretaceous marine reptile fossil — representing the early evolution of mosasaurs and the prehistoric marine life of the Moroccan Turonian seas

the jaw displays solid bone structure and natural surface texture shaped by time and burial conditions

Morocco• Naturally preserved exoskeleton with excellent definition

The outline of the skull

000 years)• Origin: Poland• Element: Lower jaw (mandible)

The natural positioning captures a genuine moment of prehistoric life

70–66 Million Years Old - Khouribga