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Pterosaur Fossil Bones Cretaceous Kem Kem Formation,Morocco

Pterosaur Fossil Bones Cretaceous Kem Kem Formation,Morocco

$4,267.84

This rare set of Pterosaur fossil bones comes from the famous Kem Kem Formation in Morocco, dating back to the Cretaceous period, approximately 100 million years ago.

The fossils are beautifully preserved, showcasing the delicate structure of one of the most iconic flying reptiles from the age of dinosaurs. Perfect for collectors, educators, or enthusiasts of paleontology, this specimen offers a unique glimpse into the ancient world. With its origins in the rich fossil beds of Morocco, it’s a true treasure for any natural history collection. Formation: Kem Kem. Age: Cretaceous. Origin: Morocco.

Location: Kem Kem Formation,Morocco

Age: Cretaceous period (100 million years)

Piece measures: 17.0” x 16.0” x 4.0"

Weight: 35 pounds

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Baby Pleisiosaurus Skull Zarafasauara oceanis Cretaceous Oulad Absoun Basin , Khouribga, Morocco

Baby Pleisiosaurus Skull Zarafasauara oceanis Cretaceous Oulad Absoun Basin , Khouribga, Morocco

$4,445.19

Fossil Specimen for Sale: Baby Plesiosaurus Skull (Zarafasaura oceanis)

Species and Locality

This extraordinary fossil represents the skull of a juvenile Plesiosaurus (Zarafasaura oceanis), a marine reptile that thrived during the Late Cretaceous period. It was discovered in the fossil-rich Oulad Abdoun Basin near Khouribga, Morocco, an area renowned for its exceptional preservation of marine life from the Cretaceous seas.

Geological Period

• Period: Late Cretaceous

• Age: Approximately 70–66 million years ago

This time frame marks the final chapter of the Mesozoic Era, a period dominated by marine reptiles, ammonites, and other ancient lifeforms before the mass extinction event.

Dimensions and Weight

• Dimensions: 103 mm x 45 mm x 20 mm (4.06 in x 1.77 in x 0.79 in)

• Weight: 160 g (5.64 oz)

Compact and perfectly preserved, this skull is an ideal specimen for display or study.

Key Features and Scientific Importance

1. Exceptional Preservation

The fine anatomical detail of this skull is remarkable, with clearly defined cranial features that highlight the juvenile stage of this marine predator. The delicate bone structures, including the orbits (eye sockets), are beautifully intact, offering a rare glimpse into the early development of Zarafasaura oceanis.

2. Rarity

Juvenile Plesiosaurus skulls are exceptionally rare due to the fragility of their bones and the low likelihood of preservation. This specimen is a true gem for collectors and a valuable piece for paleontological research.

3. Historical Context

Zarafasaura oceanis was a highly specialized marine reptile with an elongated neck and powerful limbs adapted for swimming. It occupied a niche at the top of the food chain in ancient oceans, preying on fish and small marine organisms.

4. Educational Value

This specimen offers a hands-on opportunity for educators and institutions to showcase the fascinating evolutionary adaptations of marine reptiles. It provides a tangible connection to life in the ancient Cretaceous seas.

Collector Appeal

This fossil combines scientific significance with aesthetic allure. Its well-preserved features, manageable size, and rarity make it a standout addition to any fossil collection or museum display. Whether you’re a seasoned collector or an educator seeking to inspire curiosity about Earth’s ancient past, this juvenile Plesiosaurus skull is a remarkable find.

Don’t miss the chance to own a rare and scientifically valuable piece of prehistoric life. Secure this fossil specimen today and bring a piece of the ancient seas into your collection.

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6" Machairodus Saber Tooth Cat Saber Tooth - Miocene Era- Eurasia

6" Machairodus Saber Tooth Cat Saber Tooth - Miocene Era- Eurasia

$5,243.92

Up for sale this unique Machairodus is an extinct genus of feline mammal in the subfamily Machairodontinae.

They were saber-toothed cats that lived in Europe, Asia, Africa, and North America, from approximately 12 million years ago. Machairodus was similar in size to a modern lion or tiger, at 2 m (6.6 feet) long and standing about 1 m (3.3 feet) at the shoulder.

This tooth is in excellent condition has no restoration. The tip is mint and is 100% real and has lovely detailed serrations. A truly amazing find for anyone who loves these special prehistoric beasts.

Location: Eurasia

Age: 12 million years ago

piece measures: 6.1” (156mm) x 1.5” (37mm) x 0.5” (12mm)

Weight: 56g

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Machairodus Saber Tooth Cat Saber Tooth - Miocene Era- Eurasia with Display Case

Machairodus Saber Tooth Cat Saber Tooth - Miocene Era- Eurasia with Display Case

$5,669.37

Machairodus Saber-Tooth Cat Fossilized Saber Tooth – Miocene Era

Origin: Eurasia

Geological Period: Miocene Era (approximately 23 to 5 million years ago)

Overview

This is a stunning fossilized saber tooth from Machairodus, one of the most iconic saber-tooth cats that lived during the Miocene era. This exquisite specimen showcases the elegance and power of a predator that roamed Eurasia millions of years ago. Accompanied by a custom display case, this rare fossil is a perfect addition for collectors, museums, and educators.

Dimensions & Weight

• Dimensions: 191 mm x 40 mm x 4 mm (7.52 in x 1.57 in x 0.16 in)

• Weight: 92.1 g (3.25 oz)

Key Features

1. Species Insight: Machairodus was a genus of large saber-tooth cats, recognized for their elongated canine teeth used to incapacitate prey. These apex predators thrived during the Miocene, shaping the ecosystems of their time.

2. Rarity: Fossilized saber teeth from Machairodus are rare and highly sought after due to their impressive size and connection to one of prehistory’s most formidable predators.

3. Preservation Quality: The tooth is remarkably well-preserved, with detailed enamel structure and natural mineralization. Its condition makes it both visually striking and scientifically valuable.

4. Educational Appeal: This fossil serves as a compelling educational tool, illustrating the evolutionary adaptations and predatory strategies of saber-tooth cats. It offers unique insights into the Miocene epoch’s fauna and ecosystems.

5. Collector’s Value: Fossils of this caliber are prized by serious collectors for their historical and scientific importance, as well as their aesthetic appeal. The included display case enhances its presentation, making it ideal for exhibition.

Significance

The Miocene era was a time of immense diversification among mammals, including the rise of apex predators like Machairodus. This fossil tooth embodies the power and precision of these ancient predators, offering a tangible link to a time when saber-tooth cats ruled the plains and forests of Eurasia.

Why This Specimen?

This Machairodus saber tooth is not just a fossil; it’s a remarkable piece of natural history, combining scientific significance with visual and tactile appeal. Whether displayed in a museum, private collection, or educational setting, this fossil will captivate and inspire.

Take this opportunity to own a rare and extraordinary piece of prehistory!

For further details, additional photos, or purchase inquiries, please contact us.

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Desmostylus Teeth and Tusk Miocene Coalinga California Prehistoric Hippopotamus

Desmostylus Teeth and Tusk Miocene Coalinga California Prehistoric Hippopotamus

$6,824.26

Discover a rare piece of prehistoric history with this Desmostylus teeth and tusk fossil from the Miocene epoch, found in Coalinga, California.

Desmostylus, often referred to as the "prehistoric hippopotamus," was an ancient, semi-aquatic mammal that roamed the coastlines millions of years ago. This unique specimen showcases well-preserved teeth and a tusk, offering a fascinating glimpse into the past.

Perfect for collectors, educators, or enthusiasts, this fossil adds a significant addition to any collection, highlighting the rich prehistoric life that once thrived in what is now California. Own a tangible piece of natural history today!

The piece was found: Coalinga, California

Tusk Measures: 380 mm

Desmostylus Teeth measurements: 26" (660mm)x 9" (220) x7" (170mm)

weight: 20g

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Spinosaurus Dinosaur Fossil Lower Jaw Teeth Morocco Late Cretaceous Dinosaur Jaw

Spinosaurus Dinosaur Fossil Lower Jaw Teeth Morocco Late Cretaceous Dinosaur Jaw

$7,161.97

Up for sale is this spectacular Spinosaurus Dinosaur Fossil Lower Jaw from the Right Side with 13 Teeth

The one of a kind piece features 13 teeth with the largest measuring 3.5". The piece features the iconic Spinosaurus jawline.

Spinosaurus (meaning "spine lizard") is a genus of spinosaurid dinosaur that lived in what now is North Africa during the Cenomanian to upper Turonian stages of the Late Cretaceous period, about 99 to 93.5 million years ago.

Location: Morocco

Age: 99 million years ago

This piece measures : 17" x 6" x 3"

Weight: 1.9 Kg

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Large Bothriospondylus madagascariensis Claw Dinosaur Fossil Claw

Large Bothriospondylus madagascariensis Claw Dinosaur Fossil Claw

$7,450.41

Up for sale is this lovely dinosaur fossil claw specimen of a Bothriospondylus madagascariensis.

The Bothriospondylus madagascariensis is from the Late Jurassic (160 -145 million years ago)

This specimen features a complete claw structure with all the details well articulated. The claw is essentially complete and is been saved from any significant erosion.

Bothriospondylus madagascariensis was one of the largest animals to have lived in the Jurassic era. This particular animal could of easily been longer than 15 meters.

This piece measures: 7" x 3.5" x 2.0” (178 mm x 89mm x 51mm)

Weight: 458g

This piece was found in Kamoro, Madagascar.

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Protoischnurus axelrodorum Scorpion Fossil - Aptian Crato Formation, Ceara, Brazil - Lower Cretaceous

$7,716.53

Protoischnurus axelrodorum Scorpion Fossil – Lower Cretaceous
This exceptional Protoischnurus axelrodorum fossil, dating back to the Aptian stage of the Lower Cretaceous (approximately 113–125 million years ago), originates from the renowned Crato Formation in Ceará, Brazil.

Preserved in exquisite detail, the fossil showcases the intricate features of the scorpion, measuring 52mm x 46mm, perfectly embedded in a matrix of 190mm x 150mm x 3mm. Weighing 805g, this specimen is a rare and scientifically significant piece, offering a glimpse into the ancient ecosystems of the Cretaceous. Ideal for collectors, paleontologists, or enthusiasts of natural history, this unique fossil is a stunning example of prehistoric life.

This piece measures: 8.0" x 6.0" x 0.1”

Scorpion: 52mmx 46mm

Weight: 805g

This piece was found in Aptian Crato Formation, Ceara, Brazil

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Elephant Bird Egg Fossil - Madagascar

$8,524.62

Own a piece of natural history with our remarkable Elephant Bird Egg Fossil from Madagascar.

This rare specimen measures an impressive 312mm x 240mm and weighs 1695g, providing a tangible connection to the extinct giant bird species that once roamed the island.

Meticulously preserved, this fossilized egg offers a glimpse into the ancient world and the remarkable diversity of life that once existed. Whether displayed as a centerpiece in your home or added to your collection of curiosities, this Elephant Bird Egg Fossil is sure to evoke wonder and fascination for generations to come.

This piece has been wonderfully reconstructed from various eggshell specimens which had to be meticulously arranged by a professional fossil preparer.

This piece measures: 12.3" x 9.4"

Weight: 1695 grams

This piece was found in Madagascar

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Cyclobatis Stingray Fossil and Centrophoroides latidens Shark Fossil Fish Mortality Plate - Mt. Lebanon, Lebanon - Lower Cretaceuous Age

Cyclobatis Stingray Fossil and Centrophoroides latidens Shark Fossil Fish Mortality Plate - Mt. Lebanon, Lebanon - Lower Cretaceuous Age

$9,340.51

This exceptional fossil plate features a rare Cyclobatis stingray and a Centrophoroides latidens shark, preserved together in stunning detail. Originating from Mt. Lebanon, Lebanon, this mortality plate dates back to the Lower Cretaceous period, approximately 100 million years ago.

The stingray’s distinctive body shape and fine skeletal structure are beautifully visible, alongside the sharp, well-preserved teeth of the shark. This rare fossil captures a moment in ancient marine history, offering a glimpse into the aquatic life of the Cretaceous seas. A must-have for fossil enthusiasts or collectors of natural history specimens.

Location: Mt. Lebanon, Lebanon

Age: 100 million years ago - Middle Cretaceous Period

Sting Ray Measures: 165mm x 130 mm
Shark Measures: 130mm x 35mm
Weight: 8 pounds

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Shark Fossil Plate (Peipiaosteus pani) Late Jurassic - Liaoning Province, China

Shark Fossil Plate (Peipiaosteus pani) Late Jurassic - Liaoning Province, China

$9,911.15

Discover a remarkable piece of history with this Shark Fossil Plate featuring the Peipiaosteus pani from the Late Jurassic period.

Originating from Liaoning, China, this exquisite specimen measures 22 inches by 9.5 inches by 0.5 inches. Its intricate details provide a fascinating glimpse into the prehistoric marine life that once thrived over 150 million years ago.

This unique and rare fossil plate is a perfect addition to any collection, offering both scientific value and aesthetic appeal. Ideal for enthusiasts and collectors alike, it serves as a tangible connection to the ancient past.

Weight: 10 pounds

This piece was found in Liaoning, China and is from an old collection.

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Extraordinary Titanosaur Dinosaur Egg Unhatched Patagonia Argentina Late Cretaceus Age

Extraordinary Titanosaur Dinosaur Egg Unhatched Patagonia Argentina Late Cretaceus Age

$10,053.34

Titanosaur Dinosaur Egg – Unhatched Fossil Specimen

Origin: Patagonia, Argentina

Geological Period: Late Cretaceous (approximately 100 to 66 million years ago)

Overview

This is an extraordinary fossil specimen of an unhatched Titanosaur dinosaur egg, meticulously preserved from the Late Cretaceous period. Found in the fossil-rich region of Patagonia, Argentina, this specimen offers a rare glimpse into the life of one of the largest dinosaurs to ever roam the Earth. The egg’s exceptional size and intact state make it a significant piece for collectors, educators, and researchers alike.

Dimensions & Weight

• Dimensions: 167 mm x 150 mm x 121 mm (6.57 in x 5.91 in x 4.76 in)

• Weight: 1.9 kg (4.19 lbs)

Key Features

1. Species Insight: Titanosaurs were among the last of the sauropod dinosaurs, known for their immense size and long necks. These herbivorous giants could reach lengths of up to 40 meters, making this egg a fascinating representation of their earliest developmental stages.

2. Rarity: Fossilized dinosaur eggs, particularly unhatched specimens, are exceedingly rare. Their delicate structure often makes preservation improbable, further enhancing this specimen’s scientific and collectible value.

3. Preservation Quality: The egg is well-preserved, with clear structural integrity and mineralization patterns, offering valuable insights into the environmental conditions of its era.

4. Educational Appeal: This fossil is a remarkable teaching tool, demonstrating the reproductive biology and embryonic development of dinosaurs, as well as the paleontological processes of fossilization.

5. Collector’s Value: The specimen’s provenance, size, and excellent preservation position it as a centerpiece for any fossil collection.

Significance

The Late Cretaceous period was a time of profound evolutionary and ecological changes. Titanosaurs were among the dominant terrestrial herbivores of their time, thriving in diverse ecosystems before the mass extinction event 66 million years ago. This unhatched egg serves as a tangible connection to that prehistoric world, offering a unique opportunity to own a piece of natural history.

Why Choose This Specimen?

This unhatched Titanosaur egg is more than a fossil—it is a story frozen in time, combining scientific importance with aesthetic appeal. Whether you are a seasoned collector, a museum curator, or an educator seeking an engaging exhibit, this piece is guaranteed to inspire curiosity and admiration.

Don’t miss the chance to own this extraordinary specimen!

For inquiries, additional photos, or purchase arrangements, please contact us directly.

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Mesosaurus Lizard Fossil--Exquisite Early Permian Specimen

Mesosaurus Lizard Fossil--Exquisite Early Permian Specimen

$10,083.41

Mesosaurus Lizard Fossil – Exquisite Early Permian Specimen

Species: Mesosaurus

Locality: Irati Formation, Brazil

Geological Period: Early Permian (Approximately 299–272 million years ago)

Specimen Details

• Dimensions:

• Metric: 70.5 cm x 18.4 cm x 1.27 cm

• Imperial: 27.75 in x 7.25 in x 0.5 in

• Weight:

• Metric: 5.44 kg

• Imperial: 12 lbs

Fascinating Facts About Mesosaurus

Mesosaurus is one of the earliest-known aquatic reptiles, a pioneer of life in freshwater ecosystems. Its slender body, elongated tail, and paddle-like limbs made it perfectly adapted for swimming, and its needle-like teeth indicate a diet primarily consisting of small aquatic prey. As one of the first reptiles to return to an aquatic lifestyle, Mesosaurus plays a key role in understanding the evolution of early reptiles and their adaptations to diverse environments.

The fossil record of Mesosaurus also holds significant scientific value, providing key evidence for the theory of continental drift. Fossils of this species have been found in both South America and Africa, supporting the idea that these continents were once connected as part of the supercontinent Pangaea.

Rarity and Quality of the Specimen

This stunning Mesosaurus fossil is a highly sought-after piece from the renowned Irati Formation in Brazil, a site celebrated for its exceptional fossil preservation. Measuring nearly 28 inches in length, this specimen showcases remarkable detail, with well-preserved skeletal structure and striking visual appeal. The fossil matrix remains stable and is ideal for display, making it a prized addition to any serious fossil collection.

The rarity of complete Mesosaurus specimens, especially those of this size and quality, makes this an exceptional find. Its historical and scientific significance appeals equally to private collectors, educators, and institutions seeking to expand their understanding of Early Permian ecosystems.

Why This Specimen Stands Out

• A professionally prepared fossil with excellent preservation and natural articulation.

• A large and visually impactful size, perfect for museum-quality display or study.

• Provenance from the famous Irati Formation, adding prestige and scientific credibility.

• A valuable educational resource, illustrating evolutionary history and paleogeography.

Appeal to Collectors and Educators

Whether you’re a seasoned fossil collector, a museum curator, or an educator, this Mesosaurus fossil offers unparalleled insights into the Early Permian era. Its fascinating backstory and stunning visual features make it a conversation centerpiece and a gateway to ancient life.

Don’t miss the opportunity to own this extraordinary piece of Earth’s history. Contact us today to inquire about this remarkable fossil specimen!

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Dromaeosaur Late Creataceuos Yixian Formation, China

Dromaeosaur Late Creataceuos Yixian Formation, China

$10,898.40

Exceptional Fossil Specimen: Dromaeosaur from the Early Cretaceous Period

Overview

We are delighted to offer an extraordinary fossil specimen of a dromaeosaur from the renowned Yixian Formation in Liaoning, China. This specimen provides a unique window into the Early Cretaceous period, approximately 125 million years ago, and is a remarkable addition to any collection or educational display.

Details

• Species: Dromaeosaurid (specific genus undetermined)

• Locality: Yixian Formation, Liaoning, China

• Geological Period: Early Cretaceous (approximately 125 million years ago)

• Dimensions: 345 mm x 240 mm x 24 mm (13.6 in x 9.4 in x 0.9 in)

• Weight: 2.72 kg (6 lbs)

Rarity and Scientific Significance

The Yixian Formation is celebrated for its exceptional preservation of fossils, including feathered dinosaurs, providing critical insights into the evolution of birds and flight. Dromaeosaurs, commonly known as “raptors,” were small to medium-sized theropod dinosaurs characterized by their agility and distinctive sickle-shaped claws. Fossils from this formation have been instrumental in understanding the diversity and morphology of these fascinating creatures.

Preservation and Quality

This specimen exhibits remarkable preservation, with clear impressions of skeletal elements and potential soft tissue outlines. The fine-grained matrix of the Yixian Formation has captured intricate details, making this fossil not only scientifically valuable but also visually striking. Such high-quality preservation is relatively rare, enhancing the specimen’s significance.

Collector and Educational Appeal

For collectors, this dromaeosaur fossil represents a rare and valuable addition, embodying a pivotal moment in dinosaur evolution. Its exceptional preservation and provenance make it a standout piece. Educators and institutions will find this specimen invaluable for teaching about dinosaur anatomy, evolution, and the rich paleontological history of the Yixian Formation.

Why Choose This Specimen?

• Authentic dromaeosaur fossil from the prestigious Yixian Formation

• Exceptional preservation showcasing detailed anatomical features

• Significant scientific and educational value

• Rare opportunity to own a piece of Early Cretaceous history

This specimen offers a tangible connection to the distant past, capturing a moment from the age of dinosaurs with stunning clarity. It is a true treasure for anyone passionate about paleontology and natural history.

For inquiries or to acquire this exceptional fossil, please contact us directly.

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Rare Barasaurus Fossil - Permian Era, Madagascar - Well-Preserved Specimen

Rare Barasaurus Fossil - Permian Era, Madagascar - Well-Preserved Specimen

$12,755.82

This exceptional Barasaurus sp. fossil is a rare and remarkable find from the Lower Sanakamena Formation in Madagascar, offering an extraordinary glimpse into the Earth’s distant past. With its outstanding preservation and historical significance, this specimen is an essential addition to any collection or educational setting.

Details:
Species: Barasaurus sp.
Locality: Lower Sanakamena Formation, Madagascar
Geological Period: Permian (approximately 250–290 million years ago)
Dimensions: 12.6" x 7.3" x 1.1" (320mm x 185mm x 28mm)
Weight: 2.5 pounds (1.13 kg)

About Barasaurus sp.:
Barasaurus, an early terrestrial tetrapod, roamed Earth during the Permian Period, a time of significant evolutionary development. This genus represents an important stage in the transition from aquatic to terrestrial life, showcasing features adapted for land mobility. Fossils of Barasaurus provide critical insights into this evolutionary leap.

Key Features of This Specimen:
Rarity: Fossils of Barasaurus are uncommon, and this specimen stands out due to its completeness and clarity of detail, making it highly sought after by collectors.
Preservation Quality: The skeletal structure is exquisitely preserved, with intricate details that showcase the morphology of this ancient species. The fossil matrix contrasts beautifully with the bone structure, enhancing its visual appeal.
Educational Value: This specimen is ideal for educational purposes, offering a tangible connection to evolutionary history. It is a perfect centerpiece for museums, classrooms, or private collections.

Why This Fossil is Unique:
This Barasaurus specimen is not only a rare paleontological treasure but also a work of natural art. Its preservation captures a pivotal moment in Earth’s history, sparking curiosity and appreciation for the wonders of prehistoric life.

Don’t miss the opportunity to own this extraordinary piece of ancient history!
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Tarbosaurus Fossil Egg - Nemegt Formation, Mongolia - Late Cretaceous

Tarbosaurus Fossil Egg - Nemegt Formation, Mongolia - Late Cretaceous

$12,972.94

This incredible Tarbosaurus fossil egg originates from the Nemegt Formation in Mongolia, dating back to the Late Cretaceous period, approximately 70-75 million years ago.

Exceptionally preserved, this egg offers a rare opportunity to own a tangible piece of dinosaur history from a close relative of the T. Rex. It is unhatched with nearly 100% of the eggshell intact.

Its well-defined texture and fossilized structure make it an exceptional piece for collectors and paleontology enthusiasts alike. A perfect addition to any natural history collection, this fossil represents a unique glimpse into the ancient world of dinosaurs.

Location: Nemegt Formation, Mongolia

Age: Late Cretaceous (75 million years)

piece measures: 14.0” (350mm) x 6.3” (160mm) x 3.0" (70mm)

Weight: 11 pounds

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Exceptional Oreodont (Leptauchenia) Fossil, Oligocene Specimen

Exceptional Oreodont (Leptauchenia) Fossil, Oligocene Specimen

$15,674.42

Oreodont (Leptauchenia) Fossil – Exceptional Oligocene Specimen

Overview

This is a well-preserved Oreodont (Leptauchenia) fossil from the White River Formation in Pennington County, South Dakota. Dating back to the Oligocene epoch (approximately 30–34 million years ago), this remarkable specimen provides a glimpse into the diverse mammalian fauna that once roamed North America.

Specifications

• Species: Leptauchenia (Oreodont)

• Locality: White River Formation, Pennington County, South Dakota

• Geological Period: Oligocene (Approx. 30–34 million years ago)

• Dimensions: 430mm x 175mm x 110mm (Approx. 16.9” x 6.9” x 4.3”)

• Weight: 2.72 kg (6 lbs)

About Oreodonts (Leptauchenia)

Oreodonts were herbivorous, hoofed mammals that thrived in the prehistoric landscapes of North America. Despite their pig-like appearance, they are more closely related to camels. Leptauchenia is particularly fascinating due to its semi-aquatic adaptations, suggesting it may have lived in wetland environments. These mammals played a crucial role in the Oligocene ecosystem, and their fossils offer invaluable insight into the evolution of early ungulates.

Rarity & Collectibility

• Exceptional Preservation: This specimen exhibits excellent bone structure and surface detail, making it a standout piece for collectors and researchers alike.

• Rare Locality: Fossils from the White River Formation are highly sought after due to their historical and scientific significance.

• Educational Value: A superb teaching specimen, ideal for museums, educators, and paleontology enthusiasts.

Why Add This Fossil to Your Collection?

This Oreodont fossil is a striking representation of Oligocene mammalian life, offering both scientific value and aesthetic appeal. Whether you are an avid collector, a museum curator, or a paleontology educator, this specimen makes a valuable and conversation-worthy addition to any collection.

Don’t miss the opportunity to own this incredible piece of prehistoric history!

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Spectacular Guitar Ray (Rhinobatos) Fossil with 2 Goedelli Fish- Hgula, Byblos, Lebanon - Upper Cretaceous

Spectacular Guitar Ray (Rhinobatos) Fossil with 2 Goedelli Fish- Hgula, Byblos, Lebanon - Upper Cretaceous

$18,801.70

This spectacular fossil plate features an impressive Guitar Ray (Rhinobatos) fossil accompanied by two Goedelli fish, preserved in exquisite detail. From the Hgula quarry in Byblos, Lebanon, this piece dates back to the Upper Cretaceous period, around 100 million years ago.

The fossil reveals the distinct shape of the Rhinobatos with intricate bone structures and outlines intact, making it a true marvel for collectors and enthusiasts alike. Lebanon’s fossil beds are renowned for exceptional preservation, offering a rare glimpse into the ancient marine ecosystems of the Tethys Sea. Perfect for display, this fossil is both scientifically significant and visually stunning.

Location: the Hgula quarry in Byblos, Lebanon

Age: 100 million years ago Middle Cretaceous Period

Weight: 10 pounds

piece measures: 21.0” x 10.0” x 1.5"

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Tyrannosarus Rex Fosssil Bone Upper Tibia - Lance Creek Formation, Newcastle, WY, USA - Cretaceous Age

Tyrannosarus Rex Fosssil Bone Upper Tibia - Lance Creek Formation, Newcastle, WY, USA - Cretaceous Age

$20,581.02

This remarkable Tyrannosaurus Rex upper tibia fossil hails from the renowned Lance Creek Formation in Newcastle, Wyoming.

Dated to the Late Cretaceous period, around 66-68 million years ago, this piece of natural history offers a rare glimpse into the age of dinosaurs.

Exceptionally preserved, it showcases the impressive size and power of one of the most fearsome predators to ever roam the Earth.

An authentic collector’s item, it’s perfect for paleontology enthusiasts or museum displays. Own a piece of prehistory from the world’s most iconic dinosaur!

Origin: USA. Formation: Lance Creek

Location: Newcastle, WY, USA

Age: 68 million years

Piece measures: 15.0” (375mm) x 10.0” (250mm) x 5.0" (120mm)

Weight: 19 pounds

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