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- Chemical Composition: FeS₂ (Iron Sulfide)
- Provides evidence of ancient geological processes and mineralization
- Type: Blue Baryte (Baryte or Barite)
rainbow-colored pattern on a honey-colored background
Mosasaurus Tooth fish fossils - Chemical Composition: FeS₂ (IronSize: 5x4x13 cms Weight: 214 grams Location: Khouribga, Morocco Product Description: A fossilized tooth of Mosasaurus, a massive prehistoric marine reptile, showcasing its distinctive shape and texture, from the Late Cretaceous period. Geological Information: Location: Khouribga, Morocco (notably in the Ouled Abdoun Basin) Type: Mosasaurus tooth (a type of extinct marine reptile) Age: Late Cretaceous period, approximately 70 65 million years old