Plioplatecarpus Hind Limb Replica (3055)

This exact 3D replica features the hind limb of Plioplatecarpus, a marine mosasaur that lived around 80 million years ago in the Western Interior Seaway, which once divided North America. Based on the original CFDC specimen M.75.03.06, discovered in Canada, specifically along the Manitoba Escarpment, this replica faithfully captures the intricate details of the limb's structure, providing a rare glimpse into the anatomy of this formidable sea reptile.

Crafted from durable plaster polymer, this piece measures 15"x9"x1" and accurately mirrors the original fossil in both size and detail. From the shape and proportions of the bones to the fine textures of the joints, this replica offers a precise and detailed reproduction of the Plioplatecarpus’s specialized hind limb, adapted for powerful swimming in the Cretaceous seas.

Perfect for collectors, educators, and fossil enthusiasts, this replica serves as an exceptional tool for learning and study, as well as a striking addition to any fossil collection or display. It provides a tangible connection to the prehistoric life that once thrived in the Western Interior Seaway.