4" x 6".Knightia eocaena, a prehistoric herring .Knightia  is the most common fossil in the Green River Formation of Wyoming. It is a small fish in the herring family, preserved in mass die-off layers exposed at Fossil Butte National Monument.
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 Elrathia kingi,from the Wheeler Shale in southern Utah. Elrathia is just one of about fifteen trilobite genera of the Wheeler Shale. 7" x 5 ".  SOLD

12 piece fossil collection . Individually Packaged with an explanation with each piece.

This eggshell fragment is from a sauropod dinosaur  from the titanosaurid family.  This eggshell is an exceptionally large  specimen!  Much, much larger than typically seen!  This eggshell measures  approximately 3 1/4 x 2 7/8 inches and about 1/4 inches thick or about 82 x 73  mm and about 6 mm thick.  The detail on both the inner and outer surface is very  well preserved!

2 1/4" long.Carcharodontosaurus tooth.the African Tyrannosaurus rex. This large carnivore grew up to 45 feet long and could weigh up to 8 tons. This monster had a very large skull and a mouth full of teeth up to 8" in length. 65 MYA.

3 1/4" long.Carcharodontosaurus tooth.the African Tyrannosaurus rex. This large carnivore grew up to 45 feet long and could weigh up to 8 tons. This monster had a very large skull and a mouth full of teeth up to 8" in length. 65 MYA.

1 3/4" long. Carcharodontosaurus tooth.the African Tyrannosaurus rex. This large carnivore grew up to 45 feet long and could weigh up to 8 tons. This monster had a very large skull and a mouth full of teeth up to 8" in length. 65 MYA.

Carcharodontosaurus tooth.the African Tyrannosaurus rex. This large carnivore grew up to 45 feet long and could weigh up to 8 tons. This monster had a very large skull and a mouth full of teeth up to 8" in length. 65 MYA.

2 1/2" long.Carcharodontosaurus tooth.the African Tyrannosaurus rex. This large carnivore grew up to 45 feet long and could weigh up to 8 tons. This monster had a very large skull and a mouth full of teeth up to 8" in length. 65 MYA.

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Carcharodon megalodon
3 3/4" long

From Wyoming. 21" x 28"

Carcharodon megalodon
4  1/4' long

Carcharodon megalodon 
2  1/8 " long

Carcharodon megalodon
4 " long

Carcharodon megalodon
2 1/4" long

This is a natural fossil shark tooth from a species of shark called Squalicorax  pristodontus, also known as a crow shark.  This comes from the Cretaceous Khouribga Phosphate Beds of Morocco.  This tooth measures about 1 1/8" by 1  1/16" by or about 29 mm by 27 mm.  This tooth is complete with the root intact and very good serrations!  This type of shark grew up to 16 feet long!

From Madagascar. 4" tall

From Montana. Spec. Hoploscaphites
Ammonite 2 1/2" across

2" x 1 3/4" x 1 3/4"
Species: Echinocorys cornice
Location: Germany

3 piece Shark Tooth set

3" tall bottle,full of teeth.

Spec. Eldredgeops. From Russia
Trilobite 2 " across the face.
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From Madagascar. A matched cut and polished pair.

From Moracco.2' across. Custom cut, fully polished and shaped front and back.

From Moracco. 3" to 3 1/2" long.

One half of a 2 1/2"  to  3" Geode. It is cut and polished flat.
This comes from Dugway, Utah.

This is a natural fossil shark tooth of the species Isurus hastalis, also known 
as a mako shark.  This comes from the world famous Sharktooth Hill  Fossil Beds
in Kern County, California.  This is a large tooth, measuring about  1 3/4" by 1
1/8" by or about 46 mm by 28 mm.  This tooth is sharp and very well  preserved
and is a nice light tan color!  This tooth has no repairs.

This is a pyritized ammonite from the Volga River Region, Russia.  This fossil is from the Jurassic Period about 160 million
years  ago.  This fossil is nicely preserved with sparkly drusy pyrite crystals in the  chambers!  The backside has some original shell intact.  This fossil is totally  natural.  Other than being polished, the pyrite (sometimes called fool's gold)  deposition inside the chambers is just as it is when it came out of the earth.  While alive, ammonites resembled an octopus in a shell.  The chambers you see  had holes in them that allowed liquid to be removed as the shell grew larger and  the animal could maintain buoyancy in the water.

This is a belemnite fossil in matrix of the species Belemnella kazimiroviensis from Hanover, Germany.  This fossil is from 
the Maastrichtian Stage of the Late Cretaceous Period about 65 million years ago.  Belemnites are grouped in the Order Coleoidea, which
means they are relatives of squids, octopus and cuttlefish.  They went extinct at the same time  as the dinosaurs.  The part of the belemnite that fossilizes is called the rostrum.  This fossil is well preserved and shows a nice contrast with thmatrix rock.  This fossil also shows a nice translucent effect!  SOLD

This is an ammonite of the species Douvilleiceras
mamillatum from Mahajanga, Madagascar.  This  fossil is from the
Cretaceous Period about 100 million years ago.  This fossil  has some original
shell intact and also shows some nice suture lines!  This  fossil is totally
natural.  This fossil measures about 1 3/4 x 1 1/2 x 3/4  inches or 45 x 38 x 19
mm.  While alive, ammonites resembled an octopus in a  shell.  The chambers had
holes in them that allowed liquid to be removed from  the shell as it grew
larger.  This allowed the animal to maintain buoyancy in  the water.  SOLD 

This is a plaque of ammonites from the Posidonia 
Shale, Holzmaden, Germany.  Known in German as the Posidonienschiefer.This fossil is from the Early Jurassic Period about 185 million years ago.  The ammonites are flat and   pyritized.  These fossils are totally natural.  The plaque itself measures about  6 3/4 x 5 1/4 x 3/8 inches.  Or 171 x 133 x 9 mm.  While alive, ammonites resembled an octopus in a shell.  The chambers of the shell had holes in thethat allowed liquid to be removed as the shell grew larger and the animal could   maintain buoyancy in the water.

Spec. Cymatoceras.    From Madagascar. 7 1/2" across.

From Madagascar.
 2 1/4" across.

3 1/4" across.

From Moroccco

3 1/4" across. From Madagascar

 From Morocco.  Yours will be sim. The tooth is   1 1/2' across.

From Arizona
4 3/4' across.

Crow Shark. From New Jersey

Bull Shark. From Florida

Sabre Tooth Fish. From Morocco

Set of five .Florida, California and Morocco

From Madagascar. This is probably from a sea turtle.

From Florida.Appearing in the Early Eocene around 55 Million Years ago, they were members of the Perissodactyls.   Tapirus veroensis sp. went extinct around 11 ThousandYears ago.  The oldest known Tapir from the fossil record of Florida is a lower fossil tooth from the Early Miocene in Hernando County.There were four fossil species of Tapirus known to have lived in Florida.

From Amcash, Peru.           3 1/2" across

2 3/4" across. Fossil Sea Urchin. Middle Jurassic (144-208 mya)
From Sakaraha, Madagascar