Three Fossil Mosasaur Teeth in Jaw Section with Hand Crafted Steel Display Stand

Three  Fossil Mosasaur Teeth in Jaw Section with Hand Crafted Steel Display Stand

Three  Mosasaur teeth in section of jaw. The middle one appears to be a baby tooth coming through. Supplied on a locally hand crafted steel display stand, painted black. These are genuine fossil teeth in a section of jaw. However, please note that as with the majority of these teeth, this will have been repaired or restored. Being very fragile, it is common for them to come out of the ground in more than one piece. I have tried to show the fossil as clearly and honestly as possible . Please enlarge the pictures to see for yourself .
Mosasaur was an aquatic lizzard, that grew up to 50 feet in length and could weigh up to 15 tons. It had long jaws which were filled with numerous sharp powerful teeth, tearing open fish, squid, shellfish and other sea creatures. It has streamlined body and flippers, and was thus able to to move very swiftly through the water. 
Size: Fossil measures 9.8 cm  x 7.5 cm Also See cm scale in each picture.
Provenance: Morocco
Condition: Fragile, handle with care as can easily break if dropped 100-979