A Mosasaurus tooth is a fossil from a large marine reptile that lived during the Late Cretaceous period, about 66–100 million years ago.
These teeth are typically conical, slightly curved, and sharp, designed for gripping and holding prey. The surface may show natural enamel texture and wear.
Most mosasaur teeth on the market are found in the phosphate deposits of Morocco and display natural colors such as brown, black, or dark gray due to fossilization.
