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Enjoy these fossils some are museum pieces and some are from personal collections. You can browse authentic fossils for sale here.


Vertebrate Fossils

This is a famous fossil showing a protoceratops locked i.n mortal combat with a velociraptor.

This is a replica of a famous fossil showing a protoceratops locked in mortal combat with a velociraptor. It was photographed at the Denver Gem and Mineral Show

One of the first archaeopterex fossils known as the Berlin Specimen.


This is also a replica of a famous fossil. It is one of the first archaeopterex fossils and is known as the Berlin Specimen. The original was found in Germany in 1874. It was photographed on display at UCMP.

A baby triceratops on display at UCMP.



Very rare! And pretty cute too. A baby triceratops on display at UCMP.

A triceratops skull on display at UCMP.



A triceratops skull on display at UCMP.

This is the skull of a duckbill dinosaur or hadrasaur.


This is the skull of a duckbill dinosaur or hadrasaur. It was phtographed at the Dinosaur Discovery Center, Woodland Park, Colorado.


Hadrosaur Eggs, China Photographed at the Roynon Museum, Escondido,CA

t-rex from UCMP


This t-rex is from the lobby of UCMP

Berkley, CA

A small trannasaurid skull from the Dinosaur Discovery Center, Woodland Park, Colorado.


A small trannasaurid skull from the Dinosaur Discovery Center, Woodland Park, Colorado.

This matrix holds the skeleton of Bambiraptor.


This matrix holds the skeleton of Bambiraptor. It was phtographed at the Dinosaur Discovery Center, Woodland Park, Colorado.

This cute little bag of bones is a velociraptor.


This cute little bag of bones is a velociraptor. I stands about waist high. It was phtographed at the Dinosaur Discovery Center, Woodland Park, Colorado.

A complete mosasaur skeleton.

A complete mosasaur skeleton. This fossil was about 20 feet long. It was photographed at the Tucson Gem and Mineral Show.


Another Mosasaur skeleton from the Tucson Gem and Mineral Show 2019.



An early fish fossil. Ostracod. Photographed in The Gallery of Paleontology in The National Museum of Natural History, Paris, France.


It may not look like much here but this fish fossil from the Denver Museum of Nature and Science is over 8 feet long.

It may not look like much here but this fish fossil from the Denver Museum of Nature and Science is over 8 feet long.

Fish Fossil from the Dinosaur Discovery Center, Woodland Park, Colorado. About 6 feet long.


Fish Fossil from the Dinosaur Discovery Center, Woodland Park, Colorado. About 6 feet long.



    Fish fossil phareodus testis from theGreen River formation, Wyoming

This tooth is from a cave bear Ursus spelaeus.


This tooth is from a cave bear, Ursus spelaeus. The animal lived during the ice age of the Pleistocene in what is now Romania.

ground sloth from the La Brea Tar Pits




A ground sloth from the La Brea Tar Pits. LA, CA

columbian mammoth from the La Brea Tar Pits


Columbian Mammoth from the La Brea Tar Pits.




A glyptodont, an armadillo like mammal from the French National Museum's Gallery of Paleontology and Comparative Anatomy.




This is a replica of the famous Lucy, the first                        Australopithicene fossil discovered. This photo was taken at The Gallery of Paleontology in The National Museum of Natural History, Paris, France. The original is in Ethiopia but not on display..

Invertebrate Fossils

Phacops Trilobite



This is a Phacops Trilobite. It appears to be crawling ove a rock. Private collection.


Here are 2 trilobites called Flexicalymene retorsa. They are both enrolled and facing each other. These are from Ordovician rock. They were found in Highland County, Ohio.


Euryipterid- sea scorpion



The insides of an ammonite showing the internal parts.



The insides of an ammonite showing the internal parts.




Perisphinctes Ammonite from Madagascar.



Heteromorph Ammonite from Morocco.

Crinoid plate from the Denver Museum of Nature and Science


Crinoid plate from the Denver Museum of Nature and Science

This is a Rhynchonella brachiopod in matrix.



This is a Rhynchonella brachiopod in matrix. It comes from Morocco.

An archimedes bryozoan found in Indiana.



An archimedes bryozoan found in Indiana. From the carboniferous Period


This is the same extinct bryozoan as the one above. Take a close look at the upper spirals. Some of the lacy structure is visible near the top. The lattice structure is where the brozoans lived in this species.


This is the "head" of a blasted called Pentremites pyriformis. It is about 325 million years old. From the upper Mississippian this fossil was found in Crawford County, Indiana.

This fossil is called Prorichtofenia permiana . It is an inarticulate brachiopod from the Permian Period.


This fossil is called Prorichtofenia permiana . It is an inarticulate brachiopod from the Permian Period. It was found in the Glass Mountains, West Texas. Inarticulate means that the valves did not have a hinge to connect them but were held together with muscle.



Fossil Gastropod Platyostoma





This graptolite fossil is the species Araneograptus murrayi. It is from Morocco.

Graptolite from Australia



This Graptolite is from Australia.




Plant Fossils


Calamites from an extinct tree fern that lived during the Carboniferous Period.


An elm leaf Found at Florissant,CO.

It is about 34 million years old from the Eocene.



Ginko Leaf, Paleocene from North Dakota



Palm Frond from the Green River Formation, Wyoming.




Metasequoia leaf fossil, Oligocene, from Montana.

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