Fossils P.7

Everyone seems enraptured by everything dinosaur. We carry a modest but select inventory of dinosaur bones, eggs, claws, and teeth. All dinosaur material shown on this site is genuine and properly identified. We do not sell casts or replicas! All material was removed from private property, cleaned and restored as necessary, and protected with a preservative. Even with this extra care, our prices for these fine specimens are typically the same, and often less, than similar material of lesser quality offered by others. Seldom will you find as many claws and teeth together on one site.

From a seldom seen location, this large (2 inch, 5 cm) Albertosaurus libratus tooth will make a fine addition to a dinosaur collection. Upper Cretaceous in age, this tooth is from the famous Judith River Formation, Red Deer River, near Drumheller, Alberta, Canada. With good color and visible serrations, this tooth is priced at $300.00.

Shown here are several good quality Ankylosaurus teeth. We have several of these teeth which are priced from $40.00 to $75.00. Let us choose one for you. We are sure you will be pleased!

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This is a very nice example of a Bahariasaurus ingens tooth. It has good serrations along the inner edge. This small raptor existed during the Cretaceous period. The specimen shown here is from the Tegana Formation near Taquiz, Ksar-es-Souk, Morocco. Priced at $50.00, it comes in a membrane suspension box which protects the tooth and permits viewing from either side. Others are available - just ask.

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Champosaurus is typically included in the dinosaur lore but most likely was a post-dinosaur reptile. Teeth are not common and the one shown here is in very good condition. This specimen is from the Upper Cretaceous period, Lance Creek Formation, Niobrara County, Wyoming. The specimen is housed in a membrane suspension box which protects the tooth and permits viewing from either side. It is priced at a reasonable $40.00.

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This small claw is from a Dromaeosaurus albertensis, a small, fast, meat-eater. They were about 1.8 meters (6 feet) long, with large eyes, sharp teeth, and sickle shaped toe claws. Dromaeosaurus is one member in the family of dinosaurs which includes Deinonychus and Velociraptor. All were smart and deadly! This claw is from the Upper Cretaceous, Judith River Formation, Red Deer River Badlands near Drumheller, Alberta, Canada. It is priced at a modest SOLD.

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Here is another great Dromaeosaurus albertensis hand claw, probably from a juvenile. In excellent condition, it also comes from the Upper Cretaceous, Judith River Formation, Red Deer Badlands near Drumheller, Alberta, Canada. It is reasonably priced at $450.00.

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This excellent killer claw from a Dromaeosaurus albertense will fill a void in someone's fossil collection. From the Upper Cretaceous, this claw was recovered from the Judith River Formation, Red Deer River Badlands near Drumheller, Alberta, Canada. It was broken but has been expertly repaired. As can be imagined, killer claws are next to impossible to obtain. SOLD

These teeth are from Spinosaurus aegyptiacus, a "sail-fin" dinosaur from the cretaceous period. These teeth are found in the Tegana Formation, near Taquiz, Ksar-es-souk region of Morocco, and are quite popular. Each is priced at $60.00. Others are available from $40.00 to $100.00.

Offered here is one of the largest Spinosaurus aegyptiacus teeth we have owned. It measures a full 10.5 cm overall and is in excellent condition. Priced at a reasonable SOLD, this tooth will enhance any dinosaur collection.

Tooth $30.00

Elaphrosaurus bambergi was an Ostrich-like dinosaur with small serrated teeth and triangular shaped claws. The tooth and claw specimens shown here are Lower Cretaceous in age and come from the Tegana Formation, South of Taouz, Ksar-es-Souk Region, Morocco. The tooth is housed in a plastic gem box for protection. The claw has a small spot of damage on the underside near the tip; otherwise, it is in excellent condition. Claws from an Elaphrosaurus are nearly impossible to obtain. These will make great additions to most any dinosaur collection.

Claw $400.00

Poposaurus was a Triassic dinosaur and another of those seldom seen dinosaur teeth. This little beauty is about as big as they get ~12 mm in length. Another scarce tooth for the serious dinosaur collector. The tooth pictured is priced at $100.00. Another just as nice but ~10 mm in length is available for $90.00.

Here are two excellent claws from Deltadromeus agilis. Discovered in Morocco in 1995, this dinosaur had extraordinary delicate limbs, making it one of the fastest dinosaurs to have existed. Deltadromeus was a carnivore, stood about 8 feet in height and was about 25 feet in length. These claws are from the Lower Cretaceous, Tegana Formation, Taouz, Morocco, and should fit well into any dinosaur collection. They are priced at $200.00 each. Left is "A" and right is "B" (SOLD).

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Sauronitholestes langstoni was another raptor, probably in the family Dromaeosauidae. Standing about 3 feet (0.9 meters) in height, Sauronitholestes was an agile and swift bipedal predator. The claw offered here is ~9 mm in length and in very nice condition. It is Cretaceous in age and comes from the Judith River Formation near Drumheller, Alberta, Canada. The claw is protected in a clear membrane suspension case so both sides may be observed. It is priced at $145.00.

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Here is another very nice juvenile Sauronitholestes langstoni (raptor) tooth. This tooth measures ~8 mm in length and also is from the Judith River Formation near Drumheller, Alberta, Canada. This tooth is housed in a membrane suspension case so both sides may be observed. Priced reasonably at $50.00, this will fill a niche in a dinosaur collection.

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