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Xiphactinus audax
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Xiphactinus audax
Cretaceous (83 m.y.o.)
Niobrara Fm., Smoky Hill Chalk
Gove County, Kansas, USA

HUGE fish skull (profile) and postcranial bones from an extinct predatory fish, on matrix, 36" x 26". Skull measures 27" long and 18" tall. Lower jaw measures 10 1/2" long. Approximate weight is 55 pounds. Estimated length of entire fish would have been approximately 12 feet. Skull is 3-dimensional and has substantial depth and relief (lots of peaks, valleys and ridges). There are a total of 35 teeth of various sizes (most are in excellent condition), plus 11 cervical vertebrae with ribs. The largest tooth is 1 3/8" long. The cranial crest is present and articulated. Cranial elements exhibit superb texture and detail. Trauma in the posterior area of the skull indicates that sharks and other scavengers most likely ate the body of the fish. This is an exciting and striking display fossil of the largest fish species (except sharks) that ever roamed the prehistoric Cretaceous seaway! Specimen has mounting hardware installed on the back side and is 100% ready for a wall mount.   Spectacular EXHIBIT or DECORATOR fossil!

Stock #4105
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Xiphactinus audax
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Xiphactinus audax
Cretaceous (83 m.y.o.)
Niobrara Fm., Smoky Hill Chalk
Gove County, Kansas, USA

Monster-sized cranial elements, including the premaxillary and partial maxillary with teeth, from a very large Xiphactinus, the largest bony fish to roam the ancient seas. Complete specimen measures 9" x 6". Premaxillary is 4 1/2" long and premax tooth is 1 3/4" long, with very distinct wear pattern. Two teeth are in maxillary. All bones are embedded in their original chalk matrix, as discovered. Excellent detail!

Stock #4073
$650.00
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Crinoids Jimbacrinus bostocki
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Jimbacrinus bostocki
Middle Permian (256 m.y.o.)
Cundlego Formation
Gascoyne River, Australia

Two crinoid calyx's on natural matrix, 7" x 4". Crinoids are 4 3/4" long. These crinoids are an excellent representation of a classic species. No repair or restoration. Very interesting display specimen that exhibits wonderful detail!

Stock #4064
$835.00
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Triakidae: Paratriakis
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Triakidae: Paratriakis
Cretaceous (100 m.y.o.)
Sublithographic Limestone
Lebanon

Complete "Reef shark" with stomach contents, 8 1/4" long, on matrix, 8" x 6". Super preservation of cartilaginous skeleton, eye orbits, liver, and "last meal" remains (see yellow arrow)! Dorsal view of skull and pectoral fins.

Stock #4084
$1,450.00
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Siroccopteryx moroccensis
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Siroccopteryx moroccensis
Cretaceous (100 m.y.o.)
Continental Sandstone Deposits
Kem-Kem Basin, Morocco

Pterosaur wing bone (metacarpal), 15" long and 1 3/4" wide. Fully inflated, life-like, and almost complete. Two "muscle attachment" points are very well defined. This bone is extremely RARE! Line drawing showing bone placement included with purchase.

Stock #4076
$1,375.00
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Rhamphorhynchus sp. Tooth
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Rhamphorhynchus sp.
Jurassic (157 m.y.o.)
Lithographic Solnhofen Limestone
Solnhofen, Germany

Exceptionally large shed tooth from a flying reptile. Tooth measures 9/16" long, on matrix, 8" x 3 1/2". Tooth's long needle-like shape indicates that it is from the distal end of the upper or lower jaw. These teeth were used primarily for catching and holding small fish. Tooth is in PRISTINE condition, with NO restoration.

Stock #4065
$390.00
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Edmontosaurus Maxillary
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Edmontosaurus
Cretaceous (65 m.y.o.)
Hell Creek Formation
N. Wyoming, USA

Maxillary (jaw) from a duck-billed dinosaur, including 30+ teeth. Jaw measures 10 1/2" long and 5 1/2" tall. Preservation is outstanding! Plus, very fine detail is evident on bone and teeth. The teeth exhibit a nice wear pattern. Wonderful dinosaur display specimen!

Stock #4063
$1,750.00
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Uintacrinus socialis
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Uintacrinus socialis
Cretaceous (83 m.y.o.)
Niobrara Fm., Smoky Hill Chalk,
Gove Co., Kansas, USA

Calyx, with arms, from a rare "floating" crinoid that lived in the Cretaceous seaway. Calyx measures 4" long and 2" wide. Super preservation and detail! Rarely available in this price range.

Stock #4075
$715.00
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Pteranodon longiceps Skull
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Pteranodon longiceps Skull
Cretaceous (83 m.y.o.)
Niobrara Formation/Smoky Hill Chalk
Gove County, Kansas, USA

Articulated upper cranium and partial maxillary from an adult Pteranodon. All elements display EXCELLENT detail and preservation. Bone elements have substantial relief from surrounding matrix. Skull: 20 1/2" long, 4 1/2" tall, Natural matrix: 26" long, 11" tall

Stock #4058
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Diplomystus dentatus with Priscacaraa
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Diplomystus dentatus with Priscacara
Eocene (50 m.y.o.)
Green River Formation
Thayne, Wyoming, USA

Very large fossil fish in association with a smaller exotic species. Diplomystus measures 16" long and Priscacara is 4 1/2" long. Matrix measures 28" wide, 22" tall, and 1/2" thick. Both skeletons have excellent detail and are 100% articulated. Wonderful association of two species of strikingly different fresh water fish. Suitable for framing!

Stock #4054
$1,695.00

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Banded Iron
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Ptychodus mortoni Crusher Shark Teeth
Cretaceous (83 m.y.o.)
Niobrara Formation
Smoky Hill Chalk
Gove County, Kansas, USA

Associated set of crusher shark teeth consisting of approximately 213 teeth from the upper and lower jaws. 102 teeth weathered out of the formation; the remaining 111 are still embedded in the natural chalk matrix. This number of teeth represents a substantial portion of the total tooth count. Largest tooth measures 18 mm. x 15 mm. x 18 mm. tall. The natural matrix (in plaster jacket) measures 26" x 20" x 4".

These super rare remains of a primitive shark have been professionally air-abraded and are contained in the natural chalk matrix (in plaster collecting jacket), as discovered. None of the teeth have been repositioned or relocated.

The lack of any post-cranial body parts may be explained by the discovery of two Squalicorax shark shed teeth in association with the specimen. As seen in some of the photos, several small groups of teeth are partially articulated. Also, a small patch of shark skin is preserved. There may be more skin and/or cranial elements underneath the teeth; however, this area will not be exposed until further preparation is completed.

Ten (10) dry gallons of talus from the discovery site (most certainly containing some additional isolated teeth) are included with the purchase.

Stock #4056
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Camarasaurus Dorsal Vertebra
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Camarasaurus Dorsal Vertebra
Jurassic (155 m.y.o.)
Northwestern Colorado, USA

Huge dorsal vertebra, 16" tall and 6" thick. Centrum measures 11.5" across, with a 36" circumference. This vertebra, from a classic Sauropod dinosaur, is very dense and completely mineralized. It is highly suitable for a "hands-on" exhibit and makes it easy to visualize the massive size of this dinosaur.

Stock #4055
$2,200.00
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Placenticeras sp.
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Placenticeras sp.
Cretaceous (130 m.y.o.)
Bearpaw Shale
Edmonton, Alberta, Canada

Beautiful ammonite with spectacular candy-apple red and lime-green iridescent colorization. Specimen measures 9 1/2" across and 2 1/2" thick. It also contains an EXTREMELY RARE occurrence of several puncture holes, most likely created by the massive teeth of a large mosasaur, as they were known to feed on these large ammonites. Bite marks cover an area approximately 3" x 3" and are very well defined. Two of the puncture holes show crushing around the perimeter of the hole. This spectacular ammonite not only has amazing color, it tells a story of predator and prey in the prehistoric ocean. Reproduction mosasaur jaw (as shown in photo) is included with purchase. Great VALUE at well under $10K!!

Stock #4047
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Campo del Cielo Meteorite
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Campo del Cielo
Iron Meteorite (4.6 b.y.o.)
Type: Ochtahedrite, Coarse, Type 1A
Chaco, Argentina
Size: 6" tall, 6 1/2" wide, 3" thick
Weight: 4770 grams (4.77 Kilos) (10.5 lbs)

Spanish explorers first discovered this location in 1572. Many tons of this meteorite are known. This massive meteorite has an unusual "crescent" shape. It also contains two areas of an unusual substance, other than nickel-iron. These areas have a soft galena-like substance and are gray in color. Very showy, with no rust!

Stock #3971
$590.00
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Globidens sp.
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Globidens sp.
Cretaceous (120 m.y.o.)
Phosphate Beds
Kouribga, Morocco

Large matrix slab containing twelve (12) mosasaur teeth and numerous disarticulated cranial elements. This particular species of mosasaur had specialized rounded teeth, for the purpose of crushing armored animals, like turtles, ammonites, or bivalves. Slab measures 16" x 11" x 2 1/2" thick. Largest tooth is 1" across. All twelve teeth are in PRISTINE condition with wonderful detail and preservation of the tooth enamel!! All natural -- no repair or restoration.

Stock #4023
$1,875.00
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