Rare Ichthyosaurus Teeth

Name: Ichthyosaurus communis

Age: Jurassic, Lower Lias, Sinemurian Stage

Size: (25.4mm=1 inch): 22 mm , 19 mm in length with a 5 mm tip, on 57 mm by 22 mm matrix.

Location: Lyme Regis, Dorset, United Kingdom

Code: 1485

Price: $125.00 - Sold


Description: This is a fine complete pair of teeth from the dolphin-sized Ichthyosaur known as Ichthyosaurus communis coming from the world-reknowned deposits of Lyme Regis, United Kingdom. This region has been the source of many marine reptiles, with Mary Anning being the discoverer of many fine specimens. Undoubtedly the best exhibit in the world is that of the Natural History Museum, London. Teeth of these 200 million year old, typically 2 meter long "fish lizards" are not often available, and rarely as multiples. There is a tip of a third example present on the back.

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