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 maroccanus Location: Kem Kem Beds, Morocco You will receive the exact fossil pictured. Does not include display...

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 maroccanusLocation: Kem Kem Beds, Morocco You will receive the exact fossil pictured. Does not include display...

  This hair sample is from a woolly mammoth dating to about 20,000 years ago. Mammoths lived during the last 5 million years and were closely related to today’s Asian and African Elephants. Some species coexisted with humans and lived...

An ancient tree fossil for your mineral collection.  Please note, photos are representational of what you will receive. These specimens are naturally occurring, making each one unique. Please allow for variation. 

This ribbed shell is a fossil of the order Rhynchonellida. These brachiopods have existed since the Ordovician period 485 million years ago. Their population was severely diminished during the Permian–Triassic extinction event 252 million years ago, but Rhynchonellida became the...

These vials contain sea urchin spines from the Jurassic Period. This makes them between 145 and 201 million years old. Sea urchins, which comprise the taxonomic class Echinoidea, are some of the oldest organisms on Earth. They first evolved 450...

This listing is for the exact specimen pictured.  Weight: 1.28 lbsEvidence of marine life is evident on this fossil in many places. 

This listing is for the exact specimen pictured. Weight: 145 gramsEvidence of marine life is evident on this fossil in many places. 

 A fine selection of crinoids placed in a display box to show off your new addition to the fossil collection. 2-3 large crinoids in an acrylic display.

This fossil was the shell of a snail that lived around 54 million years ago. The family of gastropods make up one of the most diverse collections of species on Earth, second only to insects. It is estimated that there...

Ammonites are an extinct type of cephalopod that lived in Earth’s oceans for over 300 million years.   While they were alive, the ammonoid body dangled out of the large opening of the shell. Ammonites were free swimmers and floaters. They...

Between 99–140 million years ago, this heart-shaped sea urchin lived in the region that is now the Atlas Mountains of North Africa.  You may be wondering how a sea urchin could be found in the mountains. Fossilized creatures can sometimes...