Cretaceous Pterosaur Wing Finger Fossil (Metacarpal) – Authentic Anhanguera Specimen

This authentic Pterosaur finger bone fossil, a metacarpal from the wing structure, dates back approximately 92–98 million years to the Late Cretaceous. Recovered from the famous Kem Kem Beds of Morocco, this specimen once supported the wing of a flying reptile that soared above prehistoric landscapes. Pterosaurs relied on elongated finger bones to anchor their wing membranes—making this piece a direct connection to ancient flight. Its natural texture and preservation make it a clean, eye-catching display piece. This is the exact specimen you will receive, professionally framed and ready for display.  Key Features: Genuine Pterosaur finger bone (metacarpal) Anhanguera type 92–98 million years old Kem Kem Beds, Morocco Framed display specimen Measures Roughly 5.5" Long