Plesiosaur vertebra fossils are fascinating remnants of Jurassic marine reptiles, and this authentic specimen measures approximately 10 cm.
From the very beginning, it showcases genuine prehistoric ocean life and is ideal for collectors, educators, and museums.

🦖 Plesiosaur Vertebra – Jurassic Marine Reptile Fossil

This vertebral bone belongs to Zarafasaura oceanis, a close relative of Plesiosaurus.
Moreover, the fossil displays excellent natural preservation and clearly defined anatomical features.
As a result, it is ideal for fossil collections, museum displays, and educational environments.

🌍 Plesiosaur Fossil Age and Moroccan Origin

Dating to the Jurassic Period around 150 million years ago, this marine reptile fossil was discovered in the Ben Guerir region of Morocco.
Furthermore, this area is internationally recognized for producing high-quality marine fossils preserved in limestone.

Learn more about Jurassic marine reptiles from

the Natural History Museum
.

🔬 Plesiosaur Vertebra Species Identification & Dimensions

Additionally, the specimen has been professionally prepared to ensure long-term stability while preserving its natural fossil texture.

⛏️ Plesiosaur Fossil Excavation and Preparation

This vertebra was carefully excavated by experienced fossil specialists.
During extraction, controlled, non-invasive techniques were used.
Consequently, the fossil maintains its scientific integrity and natural structure.

🏛️ Plesiosaur Vertebra Scientific Importance and Collectibility

This Jurassic marine reptile vertebra provides valuable insight into ancient ocean ecosystems.
Therefore, it is an excellent addition to private collections, museums, or educational displays.

You may also explore related fossils in our
Marine Reptile Fossils Collection
or view similar items in our
Jurassic Fossils category.