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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...
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...
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 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...
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...
Fossil Bryozoan - Ectoprocta sp. The Science Bryozoans are tiny colonial animals that generally build stony skeletons of calcium carbonate, superficially similar to coral. There are about 8,000 living species, with...
Fossil Cave Bear Molar– Ursus spelaeus The Cave Bear was a very large species of bear common in Europe during the Pleistocene and extinct by the beginning of the Last Glacial Maximum about 25,000 years ago.The...
Fossil Ammonite: Cleoniceras sp. The Science These are excellent, hand-picked examples of Cleoniceras Ammonites from Madagascar. Ammonites from this location are unusually well-preserved, and are often filled with...
A-Quality Dinosaur Tooth - Spinosaurus aegypticus The Science These genuine Dinosaur Tooth come from Spinosaurus(meaning "Spine Lizard" due to the array of spines forming a fin on its back), which may have attained...
Mini Fossil Collection The Science This kit contains: Ammonite, Crinoid Stem, Shark Tooth, Dinosaur Bone, Brachiopod, Bryozoa, Gastropod and Wood. The Story This tiny pocket-sized collection on a card contains 8...
Fossil Sea Urchin - Echinoid fossil The Science Small Sea Urchins from Madagascar, these little specimens exhibit a five-pointed star pattern typical of may of their Echinoderm kin. Sea urchins are small, spiny...
Fossil Fish – Knightia species THE SCIENCE 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...
Trilobite - Elrathia kingii The Science These are specimens of Elrathia kingii, a Cambrian period trilobite from the Wheeler Shale in Utah, some 515 Million years old. Quite common trilobites, they are preserved in...
TRILOBITES: Flexicalymene species The Science These trilobites are common fossils from Morocco. Preserved with rusty-colored limonite crystals, these are actually the molds of the shells...
Fossil Otodus Shark Tooth 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 million years...
Whole Ammonite - Perisphinctes species The Science Perisphinctes, which flourished during the Jurassic, are found in many places around the world. They have striking ribbed shells and specimens from Madagascar...
Trilobite: Gerastos Species The Science 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,...
Nautiloid The Science Like their modern relative the chambered nautilus, Nautiloids had a soft body with tentacles that emerged from a hollow shell filled with gas for buoyancy. Unlike the Nautilus, which is admired for...
Tumbled Petrified Wood The Science Petrified wood is the result of a tree's trunk or limbs having turned completely into stone by the process of permineralization. This means that more-or-less all of the original organic...
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