Authentic Pterosaur Finger Bone Fossil (Metacarpal)

Own a genuine piece of prehistoric flight with this authentic Pterosaur finger bone fossil, identified as a metacarpal from the wing structure of an Anhanguera-type pterosaur. Dating approximately 92 to 98 million years old, this specimen originates from the legendary Kem Kem Beds of Morocco—an area known for producing some of the most fascinating fossils from the Late Cretaceous. Pterosaurs were masters of the sky, and their wings were supported by highly specialized elongated finger bones. This metacarpal played a crucial role in that structure, helping anchor the wing membrane that allowed these incredible reptiles to glide and soar over ancient river systems and coastal plains. The fossil displays natural texture and preservation, highlighting both the durability and lightweight structure that made flight possible. Professionally framed and ready for display, this piece is perfect for collectors, educators, or anyone captivated by prehistoric life. This is the exact specimen you will receive, carefully sourced and reviewed by our in-house team.  Key Features: Genuine Pterosaur finger bone fossil (metacarpal) Identified as Anhanguera type Approximately 92–98 million years old Late Cretaceous Period Discovered in the Kem Kem Beds, Morocco Professionally framed and display-ready Exact specimen shown Measures Roughly 6" Long A rare and fascinating relic from the age of flying reptiles—once part of a creature that ruled the prehistoric skies.