US$300.00 Brittle stars are marine echinoderms related to star fish and classified in the Ophiuroidea Order. They are also called serpent stars because of their incredibly flexible arms which are used to crawl along the ocean floor which in many species is greater than 500 meters. Unlike starfish the five arms connect to a central disk that houses all the...

US$300.00 This superb fossil mud lobster (_Thalassina_) was found in a unique location - the Indonesian Island of Flores. The majority of mud lobster fossils come from Australia and they typically do not have the claws preserved. Dates to the Miocene - from 16 - 25 million. A very large specimen with only minor restoration.Measures 8 x 3.25 inches /...

US$350.00 This is an exceptional Triarthrus eatoni from the Whetstone Gulf Formation in Lewis County, New York. There are only a few locations in the world where trilobites are preserved with soft body parts and not just an empty shell. It is even rarer to find soft body preservation with pyrite (iron sulphide or fool’s gold). Preservation of pyritized trilobites...

US$400.00 This is a beautiful polished and cut section of a fossil palm tree (_Palmoxylon sp._) of the _Aracacaea_ family.Very impressively sized specimen - one foot in diameter!It dates back to the Oligocene Epoch - 30 million years ago and is a great example of silicified wood. Note the rod-like sclerenchyma (the fibres that give structural strength to the trunk....

US$475.00 This awesome 5.1 inch fossil shark tooth (_Carcharocles megalodon_) is from Beaufort County, South Carolina. It's an excellently preserved, complete tooth with serrations, pointed tip and killer shape overall! No restoration._Megalodon_ was the largest predatory fish to ever swim the oceans. Scientists estimate that _Megalodon_ measured approximately 10 feet for every inch of shark tooth length. Fully-grown megs were...

US$495.00 This remarkable, 4.8 inch fossil shark tooth (_Carcharocles megalodon_) is from Beaufort County, South Carolina. It's an excellently preserved, complete tooth with serrations, complete front enamel and an awesome, pointed tip. No restoration!_Megalodon_ was the largest predatory fish to ever swim the oceans. Scientists estimate that _Megalodon_ measured 10 feet for every inch of shark tooth length. This monster...

US$500.00 This extremely rare fossil damselfly comes from the famous Santana (Crato) Formation near Ceara, Brazil. It dates back to the Lower Cretaceous Period - 110 million years ago. The preservation is excellent and there is absolutely no restoration.Matrix measures 4 x 4 x 0.2 inches / 10 cm x 10 cm x 0.5 cm. Specimen measures 7/8 inches long...

US$500.00 This exceptional fossil tooth comes from a giant ground sloth (_Eremotherium_). It was discovered in the famous Leisey Shell Pit in Brewster, Florida, USA and dates to the Pleistocene Epoch - 2.58 million to 11,700 years old. This tooth is in superb condition. An extremely hard to come by collector fossil from an old collection.Measures 4.12 inches x 1.72"...

US$575.00 This perfect five-inch fossil shark tooth (_Carcharocles megalodon_) is from South Carolina.It's a wonderful collector fossil due to its completeness and detailed serrations. An incredible fossil for the price-point!_Megalodon_ was the largest predatory fish to ever swim the oceans. Astonishingly, _Megalodon_ bite marks have been found in whale bones. Scientists estimate that _Megalodon_ measured 10 feet for every inch...

US$625.00 * This impressive fossil antler comes from a prehistoric Red Deer (_Cervus elaphus_). It is a wonderful find from the bed of the North Sea in Holland and dates to the Late Pleistocene. This specimen is in very good condition and is a nice solid fossil. An intact antler this large is difficult to come by.* Measures 39 x...

US$695.00 * This extremely rare jaw section with beautiful teeth comes from a woolly rhinoceros (_Coelodonta antiquitatis_). It is a exceptional find, dredged from the floor of the North Sea in the Netherlands, and dates to 40 000 years old - Pleistocene Epoch. This Woolly rhino makes a wonderful addition to any Ice Age mammal collection.* The jaw measures 28...

US$700.00 This rare woolly mammoth upper jaw section with a P3 comes from a young animal. P3 teeth are the second of 6 rounds of teeth that the mammoths had throughout their life. Teeth in jaw sections are rarer than individual teeth. Moreover, baby mammoth fossils are very rare! This incredible fossil was dredged from the bed of the North...