Fossils P.8


Established 1982


FOSSILS PAGE 8

Updated  25 November 2011

Dinosaur eggshell fragments

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We have available three different identified species of dinosaur eggshell fragments at this time. The examples in the photo are from Philocenetops (an Oviraptor), Cretaceous, Gobi Desert, Mongolia, China; they are priced at $7.00 each. Also available are "moderately large" ~3 cm pieces of Saltasaurus, Cretaceous, Patagonia, Argentina for $10.00 each. In addition, we have a few pieces of Hypselosaurus priscus, Upper Cretaceous, from Aiz-en-Provence, France for $15.00 each.

DINOSAUR Caudal Vertebrae

Edmontosaurus Vertebrae, a.jpg (133988 bytes) Offered here is a well preserved Caudal Vertebrae from an Edmontosaurus annectens. This material is Late Cretaceous in age and comes from the Lance Creek Formation, Eastern Wyoming. Measuring ~5.5 cm in diameter and ~5 cm in length, it is priced at a modest SOLD Edmontosaurus Vertebrae, b.jpg (199026 bytes)

DINOSAUR Vertebrae and teeth

Dino vert, teeth.jpg (138078 bytes) Here is a well prepared Edmontosaurus annectens vertebrae with a couple of teeth and a strut in matrix. From the Upper Jurassic, Lance Creek Formation, Niobrara County, Wyoming, these matrix pieces are nearly non-existent today. This great display piece is priced at SOLD

Triceratops frill

This Triceratops outer edge frill piece measures ~16 cm in width and 10.5 cm in height. The material is Cretaceous in age and comes from the Lance Creek Formation, near Lusk, Wyoming. It is priced at SOLD

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Dinosaur skin 

For you serious dinosaur collectors, here is a must have item - actual dinosaur skin from the tail of the Edmontosaurus annectens found about 10 years ago in the Hell Creek Formation, Harding County, South Dakota. This material is Late Cretaceous in age. I originally purchased and sold this piece several years ago. About one year later I actually saw the prepared and mounted tail from which 4 pieces were not able to be placed. I purchased the collection and this specimen was still in the collection. An amazing and incredible find. Priced at SOLD and worth every dollar of it.  Dinosaur skin.jpg (687206 bytes)