Crocodile Skeleton

This fossil crocodile skeleton (Diplocynodon) from Gracanica, Bosnia is an extraordinary specimen dating to the Miocene epoch, approximately 16-14 million years ago. Measuring 40.6 inches (103 cm) from nose to tail, this skeleton is beautifully preserved on a natural stone slab, oIering a striking view of the ancient reptile’s anatomy, including its elongated snout, articulated vertebrae, and detailed limbs. Diplocynodon, an extinct genus of alligatoroid crocodilians, thrived in freshwater habitats across Europe during the Miocene. Its well-preserved skeleton provides valuable insights into the evolution of modern crocodiles, making this fossil both a scientifically significant discovery and a visually captivating display piece. This Diplocynodon fossil crocodile skeleton on slab is ideal for natural history collectors, educational exhibits, or museums seeking to showcase authentic specimens from Europe’s prehistoric past.