04966 - Nicely Preserved 1.81 Inch Partially Rooted Elasmosaur (Zarafasaura oceanis) Tooth Shark They are partially disarticulated

They are partially disarticulated

Its external ornamentation is very characteristic showing a roughness

The abundant fish fauna which can be found in the Cretaceous layers of the Kem Kem Basin is large and varied

it is under study

The exact taxonomic classification is complex given that there are very few published studies that refer to the rests of the Dromaeosauridae family in the North African Upper Cretaceous

04966 - Nicely Preserved 1.81 Inch Partially Rooted Elasmosaur (Zarafasaura oceanis) Tooth Shark They are partially disarticulatedIt is a well preserved tooth. The color of its enamel varies between tones of cream and brown. Unbroken specimen. Elasmosaurus teeth from the Upper Cretaceous from the Oulad Abdoun Basin are relatively more scarce than the Mosasaurus. This huge and famous marine reptile is characterized by its long and stylized neck. Its morphology enabled it being a very specialized marine predator. Until 2011, this taxon was classified as Plesiosaurus mauritanicus.