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  1. I believe I have made quite well with collecting Moroccan mosasaurs, so I wish to set my eyes for new goals. And first US mosasaur material is already heading its way. I have been hoping to learn more about American mosasaurs in general and also basic tooth characteristic of more common species. Only one Im relatively familiar with is Tylosaurus proriger. With Platecarpus tympaniticus only by few articles. I managed to find information about most formations where material seem to come from, but not Ozan fm. What species were present besides Tylosaurus proriger? Thanks for replies.
  2. LordTrilobite

    Gavialimimus tooth

    Tooth of a mosasaur.
  3. FossilSniper

    Platecarpus jaw result

    Most of the prep work was done on the other side of this jaw. It was pretty much covered in matrix. I spent ~6 hours today on this piece, and at least 20 hours in the past. Though I made mistakes, I'm pleased with the result of my first serious prep job! Before: After:
  4. Ahoi. Another marine tetrapod. To be perfectly clear, This is a commercially bought Model which I changed to my ideas.Like my marine sloth and most of my dino- and other saurian ,models, but not my whales. I ordered the model from geoworld because some of the line had been quite nice. When I first saw it I didn´t think I could make something for my collection out of it. Tried it anyway. Because of the size in my chosen scale of 1/20 I decided to model it on Platecarpus, although I don´t claim to be accurate to even genus level. It´s just the medium sized Mosasaur to go with my whales and other seacritters. The flippers may need further detailwork. But for now I am content with the result. The base is a recent tuna vert by the way. Aloha!
  5. I have this specimen. Listed this in the Fabrication section. I was told that these are platecarpus vertebrae from the Niobrara Chalk, in Kansas. are these mosasaur? thank you!
  6. Hi there, I purchased these from a dealer and was working if this is genuine. If anyone can help me, it would be much appreciated :D. The dealer said that it is an articulate set of Platecarpus vertebra from the Niobrara Chalk, in Kansas. I will attach more photos below Thank you!
  7. lexandc

    Mosasauroid Jaw

    Hi guys, I have recently acquired this Mosasauroid partial jaw. Seller claimed it is a juvenile Mosasaur. He acknowledged that some of the teeth may have been reattached. But he didnt know which, he got it from his supplier like this. And upon further questioning, he also admited that he is not absolutely sure about the genus. He speculated juvenile Mosasaur due to its size, but i dont think a smaller genus of Mosasaur, like Halisaurus, Tethysaurus or Platecarpus, is out of the picture. Please help me identify the genus of this Mosasuroid and the location of this jaw (dentary or mandible, left or right). If you would be so kind, please also point out to me, which teeth are wrongly attached, or maybe, composite. (The 3 red arrows are the teeth that felt quite real) Thanks. Edit: Almost forgot, seller claimed it came from a Phosphate deposit at Khourigba, Morocco.
  8. I decided to brave the heat and go hunting in the north Sulphur river after two huge rises and did it pay off I found a lot of good finds but the find of the day was the lower half of the left dentrey of what I believe is a Platecarpus. I knew right away what it was when I walked up on it and said a bad word.
  9. sseth

    Platecarpus skull Finished

    From the album: Platecarpus start to finish

    Platecarpus ptychodon skull finished. (Platecarpus ptychodon Arambourg 1954), Oued Zem, Morocco, Cretaceous: 146-65 MYO

    © Seth Sorensen

  10. LordTrilobite

    Platecarpus tooth

    Tooth of a mosasaur. Found together with a shark and Zarafasaura tooth.
  11. sseth

    Platecarpus skull Finished 2

    From the album: Platecarpus start to finish

    Platecarpus ptychodon skull finished. (Platecarpus ptychodon Arambourg 1954), Oued Zem, Morocco, Cretaceous: 146-65 MYO

    © Seth Sorensen

  12. sseth

    skull finished and mounted

    From the album: Articulated Platecarpus Skull

    Articulated Platecarpus skull from Northern Africa Phosphates. 3 Feet long. The skull was so well articulated that rather than doing a 3D mount we left it as it was and mounted it vertical on a stand.

    © © Seth Sorensen

  13. sseth

    skull finished and mounted

    From the album: Articulated Platecarpus Skull

    Articulated Platecarpus skull from Northern Africa Phosphates. 3 Feet long. The skull was so well articulated that rather than doing a 3D mount we left it as it was and mounted it vertical on a stand.

    © © Seth Sorensen

  14. LordTrilobite

    Platecarpus ptychodon Tooth

    From the album: Reptile Fossils

    Platecarpus ptychodon Arambourg 1954 The tooth of a mosasaur. Location: Khouribga, Morocco Age: Maastrichtian, Upper Cretaceous

    © &copy Olof Moleman

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