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Small Sea Urchins from Madagascar, these little specimens exhibit a five-pointed star pattern typical of may of their Echinoderm kin. A lovely little item for a bowl or curiosity collection!Sea urchins are small, spiny...
Fossil Shrimp - Carpopenaeus callirostrisIndividual shapes and fossils vary but your item will resemble the pictured example.The Greek historian Herodotus first mentioned the fossil beds of Hakel and Hajoula, Lebanon,...
Trilobite - Cambrian Trilobites are a type of extinct arthropod probably most closely related to modern Horseshoe Crabs. With a growing number of predators and adapted to diverse habitats, various species of trilobites...
Trilobite: Gerastos Species These nice little Proetid Trilobites have a bulging cephalon and well-defined beady little eyes. They make a great addition to any fossil collection.Trilobites are a type of extinct...
Trilobite Moroccanites sp. Trilobites are a type of extinct arthropod probably most closely related to modern Horseshoe Crabs. With a growing number of predators and adapted to diverse habitats, various species of...
Fossil Whale Ear Bone - Tympanic Bulla The Science These Fossil Whale Ear Bones were found in the Southeast USA. The anatomical name for this bone is Tympanic Bulla. These fossils are 15 million years old (Miocene...
Fossil Fish – Knightia species Knightia are the most common fish in the Green River Formation, an Eocene geologic formation in the Rocky Mountains, also known as the Fossil Lake. Fish found in the limestone...
Mini Fossil Collection This tiny pocket-sized collection on a card contains 8 interesting natural fossil specimens, and makes an ideal teaching tool or gift for the aspiring paleontologists!This kit contains: Ammonite,...
Mosasaur Tooth - Mosasauridae Each specimen's color, shape and wear is slightly different, but your tooth will resemble the pictured examples...
Oreodont Skull - Merycoidodon culbertsoni THE SCIENCE Merycoidodon culbertsoni, an extinct genus of the family known as oreodonts, was a pig-like creature which populated the North American continent during the...
Fossil Otodus Shark Tooth in Matrix The Science: Otodus obliquus is an extinct species of mackerel shark and a cousin of the Megalodon Shark. It lived from the Paleocene (66 million years ago) to the Miocene (5...
These handsome blocks have been cut and polished to prominently display the colors, markings and patterns that are unique to each piece. Each has a flat base finished on the bottom with black felt to protect your furniture...
Petrified Wood Slab w/ Wooden Stand This handsome slab has been cut and polished to prominently display the colors, markings and patterns that are unique to this piece. It is placed atop a natural driftwood base. Our...
Plesiosaurus Tooth in Matrix The Science Plesiosaurs are marine reptiles that lived during the Age of Reptiles (Mesozoic Era). They had four flat flippers, a long neck, and a small head. Their name means "near lizard"...
Polished Dinosaur Droppings - Coprolite The Science Coprolite is the scientific name for fossilized feces. These types of droppings have helped scientists find evidence of the diet and habits of extinct creatures, though...
You will receive precisely the item depicted on this page. Megalodon Tooth - Carcharocles megalodon THE SCIENCE This tooth is from the species Carcharocles megolodon, which is an extinct type of...
Fossil Ammonite: Cleoniceras sp. These are excellent, hand-picked examples of Cleoniceras Ammonites from Madagascar. Ammonites from this location are unusually well-preserved, and are often filled with calcite crystals...
Fossil Ammonite: Cleoniceras sp. THE SCIENCE Ammonites are an extinct group of marine animals similar to the nautilus. Like the nautilus, ammonites had a soft body with tentacles that emerged from a hollow chambered...
Ridged Ammonite - Douvilleiceras sp. The Science These Ammonites are from the Douvilleiceras sp. They were found in Madagascar. They are estimated to be approximately 100 million years old, which places them in the...
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