Big Mosasaurus Skull Replica in bone white - fossil skull on wooden baseplate

€550.00
Hi, we have the last Mosasaurus skull replica ready at the moment in bone white on black wooden baseplate.
It is the last one we have and we will not make more of it in the moment.

Looking for a gift that’s truly out of the ordinary? This realistic marine reptile fossil replica is a one-of-a-kind way to celebrate history, science, and curiosity. Designed with lifelike fossil textures, it makes a striking display piece for a desk, shelf, or classroom. Our fossil replicas are crafted from 3D Scans of real fossils and make the perfect present for dinosaur enthusiasts of all ages. Each of your worldwide orders is packaged with the most of care. Simply contact us or leave a note with your order and we'll handle the rest.

Mosasaurus is the type genus of an extinct group of aquatic reptiles. Also often described as a “marine dinosaur” it is more related to snakes and lizards, as the type genus of the family Mosasauridae and the subfamily Mosasaurinae, Mosasaurusis is a member of the order Squamata. Relationships between mosasaurs and living squamates remain controversial as scientists still debate on whether the closest living relatives of mosasaurs are monitor lizards or snakes.

The first fossilized skulls were found in a chalk quarry near the Dutch city of Maastricht in the late 18th century. Because it was unlike any known living marine animal, it helped developing the concept of extinction. Tylosaurus was the third new genus of mosasaur to be described from North America.

The main colors are ivory white or brown like seen in the pictures.

The skull itself is made from mixed media, mostly high definition industrial resins. Everything is hand painted. With real violin lacquer used in the finish.

Like most of our replica, this unique mosasaurus skull replica is also handmade by order. We are making parts for our replicas all the time and finishing it according to your specifications.

It’s a bit more then 70cm (25.7”) long.

For any questions, just write me here.

Best wishes!
Hi, we have the last Mosasaurus skull replica ready at the moment in bone white on black wooden baseplate.
It is the last one we have and we will not make more of it in the moment.

Looking for a gift that’s truly out of the ordinary? This realistic marine reptile fossil replica is a one-of-a-kind way to celebrate history, science, and curiosity. Designed with lifelike fossil textures, it makes a striking display piece for a desk, shelf, or classroom. Our fossil replicas are crafted from 3D Scans of real fossils and make the perfect present for dinosaur enthusiasts of all ages. Each of your worldwide orders is packaged with the most of care. Simply contact us or leave a note with your order and we'll handle the rest.

Mosasaurus is the type genus of an extinct group of aquatic reptiles. Also often described as a “marine dinosaur” it is more related to snakes and lizards, as the type genus of the family Mosasauridae and the subfamily Mosasaurinae, Mosasaurusis is a member of the order Squamata. Relationships between mosasaurs and living squamates remain controversial as scientists still debate on whether the closest living relatives of mosasaurs are monitor lizards or snakes.

The first fossilized skulls were found in a chalk quarry near the Dutch city of Maastricht in the late 18th century. Because it was unlike any known living marine animal, it helped developing the concept of extinction. Tylosaurus was the third new genus of mosasaur to be described from North America.

The main colors are ivory white or brown like seen in the pictures.

The skull itself is made from mixed media, mostly high definition industrial resins. Everything is hand painted. With real violin lacquer used in the finish.

Like most of our replica, this unique mosasaurus skull replica is also handmade by order. We are making parts for our replicas all the time and finishing it according to your specifications.

It’s a bit more then 70cm (25.7”) long.

For any questions, just write me here.

Best wishes!