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A Mosasaur tooth with root still attached. Although it does have some repair, this tooth is all original. Unlike some that are just matched with a root and stuck together this is an unusual find with associated root. The fossil comes from Morocco and dates to the Cretaceous period. The fossil is 55mm at its longest (2.2 inches).
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Polished ammonite that displays wonderful red flashes of irridescence. The species is Cleoniceras and it comes from Madagascar and measures 69mm at its widest. The ammonite is from the Albian age of the Cretaceous dating to around 110 million years old.
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Polished ammonite showing the internal suture lines. The species is Cleoniceras and it comes from Madagascar and measures 66mm at its widest. The ammonite is from the Albian age of the Cretaceous dating to around 110 million years old. Flashes of red irridescence where the shell still exists.
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A detailed bone from a good sized Theropod possibly a large 'raptor' like Dromeosaur. The fossil is a toe bone and is just the proximal end (away from the body). This is the last bone in the toe and the claw would articulate against the groove in the end. The bone comes from the Hell Creek formation in South Dakota, USA. It is dated to the Cretaceous period of around 70 million years ago.
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A fossilized molar from the cave bear - Ursus spelaeus. This huge beast that grew up to 10ft tall became extinct during the last ice age. This tooth was found in Romanian caves in the Bihor mountains. The specimens from this region have been aged to around 45000 years old. The picture shows the actual specimen you will receive that measures 36mm at its longest with a partial root.
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A small 'raptor' from the Dromaeosaur family of Dinosaurs. Thought to be similar to Velociraptor in build was sharp serrated teeth. This is an excellent example and a good size at 9mm long. The tooth comes from the Hell Creek formation in Montana, USA. It is dated to the Cretaceous period of around 70 million years ago.
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