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FO702b
This is a Fossil Fish Knightia from the Eocene age from the Green River Formation,
Lincoln County, Wyoming. This specimen measures 6" x 4" x 1/2". The
fossil fish measures 4" from head to tail and has good detail. This fossil
fish lived some 50 million years ago. They are found in a light colored Limestone.
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Knightia Fish
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$24.00 |
FO701b
Here is a very nice, complete Ammonite fossil. It measures 3" x 2
1/2" x 3/4" and is polished all over. It has intricate detail and beautiful
colors. A very nice addition to any fossil collection. |
Ammonite
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$34.00 |
FO703c
This is an unique Fossil Fish Knightia specimen. It originates from
the Eocene age from the Green River Formation, Lincoln County, Wyoming. This
specimen has 2 separate fish; one is complete and the other is a partial fish.
Each fossil fish measures 4 1/2" from head to tail and is very detailed.
The Limestone matrix measures 7 3/4" x 4 1/2" x 1/2". This fossil fish
lived some 50 million years ago. They are found in a light colored Limestone. |
Knightia Fish
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$35.00 |
FO708c
This is fossilized Lobster from Gunn Point, Darwin, Northern Territory, Australia.
It was formed after the area was catastrophically buried by an intense cyclone,
with Mangrove trees in Calcium rich mud. This particular specimen, although
not complete is well preserved and measures 2 3/4" x 1 1/8" x 1". It
would make a great addition to any fossil collection.
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Lobster
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$10.00 |
FO709b
Here are set of three Sand Shark Teeth. They measures 2" x
1 3/4", 2" x 1 3/8" and 2" x 1 3/8" respectively. Each tooth has good
detail and natural appearance. These teeth would make a great gift for
the fossil collector or a super educational tool for any teacher, scout leader
or science center. Similar to like item. |
Sand Shark Teeth
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$16.00 |
FO710c
This is a Shark Tooth Fossil in matrix. It is from Morocco.
The specie name is Otodus Obliquus and it is from the Eocene period.
This one measures 2 1/4" diagonally and is in matrix 3 3/4" x 3 1/2" x 2".
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Sand Shark Teeth
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$14.00 |
FO70c
This is a Shark Tooth Fossil in matrix. It is from Morocco. The
specie name is Otodus Obliquus and it is from the Eocene period. This
one measures 2 1/2" diagonally and is in matrix 4 1/2" x 4" x 1". It
is has a small chip in the tip of the tooth and is still in matrix from which
it was found. |
Sharks Tooth
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$14.00 |
FO707b
This is a larger Orthoceras Fossil Marble Free Form. This specimen measures
nearly 2 1/4" x 2 3/4". This Free Form has a nice, large squid like
fossils and are hand ground and polished, therefore close observation will
reveal some flat spots and bumpy areas. Something different for your
fossil collection. It would also make a great educational tool for any
classroom. |
Orthoceras Free Form
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$40.00 |
FO704c
This is a Fossil Fish Diplomystus from the Eocene Age from the Green River
Formation, Lincoln County, Wyoming. The Limestone matrix measures 6" x 3 3/8"
x 1 1/4". The fossil fish measures 4 1/2" from head to tail. This
fossil lived some 50 million years ago. They are found in a light colored
Limestone. |
Diplomystus Fish
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$85.00 |
FO711b
This is an above average quality double Shark Tooth Fossil in matrix.
This material is from Morocco. The specie name is Otodus Obliquus and
is from the Eocene period. Each Tooth measures 2 3/4" and 2 1/2" respectively.
The matrix measures 4 1/2" x 7" x 3". |
Shark Tooth
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$25.00
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FO706b
This is a Megalodon Shark Tooth Fossil.
It is slightly larger than one half of a complete tooth. This specimen
measures 5"diagonal measurement and 2" in width at the top. The tooth
has a Black enamel finish and a serrated edge.
This tooth is from the largest shark ever known to live sometimes ranging
in size up to 60' in length. These sharks lived in the Miocene period
some 6 to 26 million years ago. This specimen is from South Carolina.
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Megalodon Tooth
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