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This dark grey or brownish meteorite type is named after the village Novy Urey
It is very common to find Spinosaurus teeth on the market from the abundant upper cretaceous outcrops of southern Morocco (Ifezouane Formation)
It is an exceptional piece due to its youthful size
† Lioharpes venulosus
1072 - Museum Grade Unidentified Pterosaur Femur Bone Cretaceous KemKem Comura This dark grey or brownishScientific name: Unidentified pterosaur femur boneLocation: Taouz, Errachidia Province, South MoroccoGeological Formation: Ifezouane Formation, Kem Kem Basin, Red Sandstone BedsAge: Upper Cretaceous, Cenomanian stage, (~96 Million Years) Size (long): 16cmREF.: 1072DESCRIPTION: Exceedingly rare specimen. Almost complete femur bone. Due to its morphology, it belongs 100% to a pterosaur. It only has some glued and filled (restored) fractures. Quite rare