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A mosasaur jaw of a Halisaurus arambourgi from the Couche III in the phosphate mines of Oued Zem, Khouribga, Morocco. The teeth of these halisaurines resemble those of its contemporary relative, Pluridens serpentis, but are smaller and lack the enamel folds towards the base of the crown. Halisaurus is one of the smaller known mosasaurs to be described.
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Halisaurine jaw
Disneysaur_Arielsaurus.
Pencils & digital, 2023.
A mosasaur tooth of a halisaurine, possibly Pluridens serpentis from the Couche III in the phosphate mines in the Ouled Abdoun Basin of Morocco. The teeth of this species can be distinguished from its smaller relative Halisaurus arambourgi by size and the enamel folds towards the base of the crown. Unfortunately, the folds are faint and not well defined in this specimen.
Halisaurine mosasaur tooth
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Halisaurine mosasaur tooth
