S416 - Stunning Large Zarafasaura oceanis (Elasmosaur) Partially Rooted Tooth - Late Cretaceous Cyphaspides FALL LOCATION: Pungurr on the

FALL LOCATION: Pungurr on the island of Sumatra

The vertebrae are still preserved in a state of anatomical semi-articulation (10 vertebrae bones)

This is 1 of 533 approved meteorites classified as CM2

and therefore it is more valued

Colorful specimen

S416 - Stunning Large Zarafasaura oceanis (Elasmosaur) Partially Rooted Tooth - Late Cretaceous Cyphaspides FALL LOCATION: Pungurr on theAn exceptionally large and well preserved specimen. It retains partially its natural root, making it even more spectacular. Its enamel has wonderful caramel colors. It has no restorations whatsoever, only a clean fracture that has been glued and tiny filled at the base of the root. And also a professional colorless stabilizer (Paraloid B72) has been applied in order to get a long term proper preservation. Elasmosaurus teeth from the Upper Cretaceous