Dinosaur Bone Fossil – Morocco

Fossilised dinosaur bones from the famous Kem Kem beds in Morocco, belonging to a species which we are unable to identify from these remains, the animals(s) lived during the late Cretaceous period sometime between 100 to 66 million years ago. They exhibit a rough, genuine texture with natural, earthy brown colouration. The bones are fragmented, with breaks at either end of the bones when viewed length-ways. This allows the bones to be manageable in size, it also gives an insight into the interior bone structure. Available in 2 varieties (one of each), which can be seen in the above photos. Both come supplied in a white card tray with an information label. It is ideal to note, as with many natural fossil samples, these pieces do show signs of repair on them, such as glued fractures etc, which we have depicted in the images for your reference. The samples will come supplied in a card tray with a small information label, suitable for serious collectors and even younger ones or children with an interest in dinosaurs.