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One gastropod displayed in a gem jar. Diameter: 0.5"-1" Larger specimens will be prioritized first. USES • Add it to your fossil collection. • Try to identify the species!
Age: 38–48 million yearsEra: Lutetian stage, Middle EoceneLocation: Lithuania Special notes: Easily recognizable insect in the center of the amber, nicely visible legs and wings. This listing is for the exact fossil imaged. Close-up images taken up to 60x magnification. Includes display container. This item...
Age: 38–48 million yearsEra: Lutetian stage, Middle EoceneLocation: Lithuania Special notes: Easily recognizable insect in the center of the amber, nicely visible wings and legs. Amber is an oval shape. This listing is for the exact fossil imaged. Close-up images taken up to 60x magnification....
This fossil is an oyster shell, called a valve, from the Albian age which occurred in about the middle of the Cretaceous period. Oysters are a type of bivalve, a form of creatures that have inhabited Earth since the Mid-Cambrian,...
This fossil is an oyster shell, called a valve, from the Albian age which occurred in about the middle of the Cretaceous period. Oysters are a type of bivalve, a form of creatures that have inhabited Earth since the Mid-Cambrian,...
This fossil is an oyster shell, called a valve, from the Albian age which occurred in about the middle of the Cretaceous period. Oysters are a type of bivalve, a form of creatures that have inhabited Earth since the Mid-Cambrian,...
This fossil is an oyster shell, called a valve, from the Albian age which occurred in about the middle of the Cretaceous period. Oysters are a type of bivalve, a form of creatures that have inhabited Earth since the Mid-Cambrian,...
This fossil is an oyster shell, called a valve, from the Albian age which occurred in about the middle of the Cretaceous period. Oysters are a type of bivalve, a form of creatures that have inhabited Earth since the Mid-Cambrian,...
This fossil is an oyster shell, called a valve, from the Albian age which occurred in about the middle of the Cretaceous period. Oysters are a type of bivalve, a form of creatures that have inhabited Earth since the Mid-Cambrian,...
This fossil is an oyster shell, called a valve, from the Albian age which occurred in about the middle of the Cretaceous period. Oysters are a type of bivalve, a form of creatures that have inhabited Earth since the Mid-Cambrian,...
This fossil is an oyster shell, called a valve, from the Albian age which occurred in about the middle of the Cretaceous period. Oysters are a type of bivalve, a form of creatures that have inhabited Earth since the Mid-Cambrian,...
This fossil is an oyster shell, called a valve, from the Albian age which occurred in about the middle of the Cretaceous period. Oysters are a type of bivalve, a form of creatures that have inhabited Earth since the Mid-Cambrian,...
Shark fossils of any body part other than teeth are very rare. Instead of bone, shark skeletons are made of cartilage, the same material that forms the structure of your nose and ears. Cartilage is typically soft and does not easily...
WHAT IS IT Alligator gar are fish primarily found in the southern United States and have lived on this planet for over 100 million years. They have a slim number of natural predators and it’s pretty easy to see why....
Species: Mammuthus primigeniusEra: PleistoceneLocation: AlaskaDimensions: 7.09 x 2.44 x 0.95 inches (18.00 x 6.20 x 2.41 cm)This Pleistocene paperweight is much more than just an ancient accessory. The grinding surface of a Woolly Mammoth tooth has been cut and polished to reveal the...
This tooth is a fossil of an extinct shark species, Striatolamia macrota, from the Eocene era approximately 54 million years ago. This shark could grow to a length of about 3.5 meters (11.5 ft) and its teeth were notably big...
This fossilized tooth is from a Spinosaurus—a large, carnivorous dinosaur that lived until about 95 million years ago. Age: ~95,000,000 yearsEra: Late CretaceousSpecies: Spinosaurus maroccanusLength: 58mm (2.28")Location: Kem Kem Beds, Morocco You will receive the exact fossil pictured. More info: Spinosaurus...
Stingrays are a group of sea rays, which are cartilaginous fish related to sharks. Many species are endangered. Stingrays are common in coastal tropical and subtropical marine waters throughout the world. The mouth of the stingray is located on the ventral side of the vertebrate....
One of our oldest fossils, crinoids have lived in oceans since at least the Ordovician Era (485 million years ago). These echinoderms flourished in the Paleozoic Era, covering the ocean floor with their feathery appendages that would open up like...
A handpicked collection of 10 unique fossils up to 500 million years old—a $120+ value—including prehistoric teeth and complete sea creatures. Free US shipping on this item.
Each vial includes 3 unique tiger sea urchin spines. Spine length varies from 1.5"-2".
One bobcat claw inside of a gem jar. Photos are representative of the specimen you will receive. Please allow for slight variations in claw size. These specimens were ethically sourced.
