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We provide excellent Dinosaur fossils and cast replicas to museums, universities and collectors. We ship anywhere in the world and accept checks, money orders, credit cards, paypal and purchase orders. Payment plans and escrow are also available on some items. All items are cast in the best resins available.
If we don't have it we will find it for you (often for less than our competitors)! We can find real fossils or fossil cast replicas and get you the lowest price anywhere. Do you have something you'd like to sell? We can help by listing it here for you. It costs you nothing!
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Dinosaur Fossil Hell Creek Formation Ceratopsian Toe Bone
Here we have a Hell Creek Formation Ceratopsian toe bone. It was found by Fred underground on private deeded property, in Powder River county, Montana.
This is a fairly unusual toe bone. We have not found one quite like it before. It is 4" long. The width on the proximal end is 1.65" and the distal end is 2.65". It is one of the numerous toe bones that make up the foot of the Ceratopsian. The color is medium brown. No repairs are needed.
US $190
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Sauropod Camarasaurus vertebra cast replica $90
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ORIGINAL FOSSIL DINOSAUR SPINOSAURUS AEGYPTICUS TOE BONE NORTH AFRICA
A NICE FIND CONSISTING OF AN ORIGINAL NICE SIZED CRETACEOUS ERA FOSSIL SPINOSAURUS AEGYPTICUS TOE BONE FROM NORTH AFRICA. 100% AUTHENTIC WITH NO RESTORATION. EXCELLENT SPECIMEN FOR ANY COLLECTION AND STUDY. PLEASE FEEL FREE TO ASK ANY QUESTIONS. INTERNATIONAL ORDERS ARE WELCOME, PLEASE SEE CHECK-OUT INSTRUCTIONS. WE ALWAYS COMBINE SHIPPING. PLEASE TAKE A LOOK AT OUR OTHER ITEMS. IF THERE IS SOMETHING THAT INTERESTS YOU, FEEL FREE TO INQUIRE AND WE WILL SEE WHAT WE CAN DO TO ACCOMMODATE YOU. THANK YOU FOR YOUR INTEREST
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This dinosaur fossil cast plate is in perfect shape. NOTE: This is a CAST of the original and not the original fossil. But the image is cool. I am not 100% certain but I think this is a small Nothosaurus
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Admiral Nelson Life Mask. Usually incorrectly described as a death mask, the original was reportedly made on his way to Vienna, and are known as “Queen Mary” masks. $50 (plus shipping)
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Dinosaur fossil "cast" prehistoric horse --Mesohippus This fossil cast is simply an awesome representation of the early post-dinosaur prehistoric 3-toed horse known as Mesohippus. This casted plaque of this prehistoric mammal model is ready for hanging and its in perfect condition. The original fossil of this model resides at the L.A. County Museum
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Trilobite fossil cast--Cambrian Phacops Trilobite-like creature This is a great 6-inch fossil cast of the pre-dinosaur Cambrian creature Phacops Africana Trilobite
Phacops rana (Eldredgeops rana) is a species of trilobite from the middle Devonian period. Their fossils are found chiefly in the northeastern United States, southwestern Ontario, and in Morocco.
Unpainted cast $30, Painted cast $40
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Dinosaur Fossil Cast Replica CAMARASAURUS Front Claw, Utah & Colo. 1970s-80s
Camarasaurus Front Claw Dinosaur Fossil Cast Replica 1970s-80s •Approx. 7" T (total) X 3 1/2" W (incl base) •Made to stand upright so it displays very well. Felt on the bottom. •Herbivorous, the most common sauropod that lived in Western North America 200 million years ago". •Most fossils found in Utah and Colorado
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Replica Tyrannosaurus Rex Teeth Dinosaur Fossil Tooth Hell Creek Formation
This replica of two Tyrannosaurus Rex teeth modeled off of fossils found in the Hell Creek Formation of the American West. The model is of decent quality and shows the serration ridges of the teeth. Great to display next to a partial Rex tooth you might have in your collection!
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BISON ANTIQUUS TOOTH (late Pleistocene) Cherokee Co. BISON ANTIQUUS Tooth from the late Pleistocene Era from Cherokee County in IOWA. Real nice condition with the last picture having the root up. The tooth is a little over 2 inches in length
Original fossil $30, Cast replica $15
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Poebrotherium Lower Tooth, Early Camel Fossil, Badlands South Dakota, P273
: This is a fossil jaw section of an early camel, Poebrotherium wilsoni. Locality: Private land in Pennington County, South Dakota
Note that ruler increments are 1/16 inch.
Camelidae Early camels, Poebrotherium
The discovery of the early camel Poebrotherium in the White River Badlands was initially puzzling. Few complete remains were found and nobody expected to find such a primitive camel in North America. Ultimately it was determined that camels first appeared in North America during the Unitan NALMA of the middle Eocene. Their expansion during the late Eocene coincided with a drying trend that produced the first areas of grassless savanna in North America. The limb morphology of Poebrotherium includes very elongate axial metapodials, reduced lateral metapodials and sharp ungual phalanges that suggest early camels were adapted to a cursorial existence in more open habitats. Unlike living camelids which are digitigrade and have padded feet, Poebrotherium was unguligrade and its ungual phalanges probably bore deer-like hooves.
Early camels were lightly built and resembled modern llamas. Only two feet tall, perhaps 50 lb in weight, and without any derived features, their eyes were located farther back in the skull when compared with those of modern camels. Their ribs were also much lighter. Poebrotherium had a split toe, a variation that would later evolve into a pad underneath these toes that is still seen in modern camels. Poebrotherium teeth are less hypsodont and more primitive than any other camelid except Poebrodon. They are small and have a hollow triangular cross-section which later evolved into more distinct dental variations adapted for plucking and grinding vegetation Teeth toward the front of the jaw are reduced in size and peg-like. The skull of Poebrotherium is approximately 7 inches long and constructed of thin fragile bones. Because camel skulls are narrow and elongated, most have broken cheekbones and orbits when found, and complete skulls are a rare find.
Compared to other herbivores, camelids are relatively rare in the Eocene. This did not change until after the Chadronian NALMA when the remains of Poebrotherium wilsoni, the gazelle-camel, became abundant in the White River deposits of Colorado and southeastern Wyoming, and although camel remains are more common in Nebraska and eastern Wyoming than in South Dakota, their remains are still rarer than those of oreodonts. Living camelids from South America, including vicuna and guanacos as well as the domesticated alpaca and llama, do not have humps and probably resemble the early camels of the White River beds.
Cast replica $10
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Velociraptor foot in matrix
Resin cast molded from the original fossil of a Velociraptor foot.
This cast measures: 7.25 x 3 x 3.25 inches
Replica Museum Prototype Dinictis Skull Bone Dinosaur $185
This is an awesome juvenile mammal tooth from the Pleistocene of North Florida. The species is M. columbi. This specimen measures 1 7/16" long. This specimen is very well preserved and detailed. The occlusal (chewing surface) shows no wear indicating that this specimen came from a very young animal.
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Utahraptor Skeleton cast replicas are finally here and they are spectacular!
New Utahraptor Skeleton Cast Replica
Measures 160" in length, height 81", width at elbow 31", witdth at ankles 32"
$ (plus crating and shipping)
We will provide a shipping estimate via email once the order has been received. If you would like a shipping estimate in advance of the order, please contact us at (314) 556-0650 or email us at fossils@yahoo.com
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Archelon ischyros Skeleton - Fossil Replica (BHI #126929)
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Spinosaurus moroccanus (Sail) Vertebra
resin
H 40″ x L 14″ x W 7″
WAS $550.00 SALE $385 (plus shipping).
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This museum-quality replica Spinosaurus (sail) vertebra was found in Morocco.
The giant sail structure on the back of Spinosaurus is probably its most recognizable feature. The sail was up to 6 feet tall and was supported by vertebrae with greatly elongated Spinous Process.
Spinosaurus was the biggest of all the carnivorous dinosaurs, larger than Tyrannosaurus and Giganotosaurus. It lived during part of the Cretaceous period, roaming the swamps of North Africa. Spinosaurus was first discovered in the early 1900s by German paleontologist Ernst von Stromer. During the second World War, Allied bombs inadvertently destroyed the only significant remains of the sail-backed predator.
Two Spinosaurus species have been named based on the regions where they were discovered: Spinosaurus aegyptiacus Egyptian spine lizard) and Spinosaurus maroccanus (Moroccan spine lizard).
HOW BIG WAS SPINOSAURUS
In a 2005 study in the Journal of Vertebrate Paleontology, researchers estimated Spinosaurus was 52 to 59 feet (16 to 18 m) long and weighed 7.7 to 9.9 tons (7 to 9 metric tons), based on extrapolations from skull measurements. However, other scientists took issue with the study's methods, and instead claimed the behemoth was 41 to 47 feet (12.6 to 14.3 m) long and 13.2 to 23 tons (12 to 20.9 metric tons), according to a 2007 study in the same journal. The partial Spinosaurus skeleton Ibrahim and his colleagues analyzed suggests the specimen was 50 feet (15.2 m) long and still growing
Spinosaurus means "spine lizard," an appropriate descriptor, as the dinosaur had very long spines growing on its back to form what is referred to as a "sail." The distinctive spines, which grew out of the animal's back vertebrae, were up to 7 feet (2.1 meters) long and were likely connected to one another by skin.
Recent fossil evidence shows Spinosaurus was the first dinosaur that was able to swim, and likely spent most of its life in the water, according to a study published September 2014 in the journal Science. "Spinosaurus had short hind limbs (like early whales and other animals that spent more and more time in the water), dense and compact bones (penguins show a similar bone profile in cross section), wide and flat claws and feet (possibly used in paddling), and a long and slender snout with conical teeth (perfect for catching fish)," said Nizar Ibrahim, a University of Chicago vertebrate paleontologist and lead author of the study.
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Spinosaurus Skull, Life-Size Wall Relief Sculpture fiberglass
Spinosaurus means "spine lizard," an appropriate descriptor, as the dinosaur had very long spines growing on its back to form what is referred to as a "sail." The distinctive spines, which grew out of the animal's back vertebrae, were up to 7 feet (2.1 meters) long and were likely connected by skin.
This incredible Spinosaurus skull was produced by master paleo artist and sculptor John McDermott located in the UK.
Skull measures: 70.8 x 35.4 x 9.8 inches
$750.00 USA Shipping: $250
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This is our panel mount Xiphactinus. The panel is about 18 feet long and about 6? Feet high
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HIPPODRACO SKULL RECONSTRUCTION cast
Hippodraco ("horse" (hippos in Greek) and "dragon" (draco in Latin)) is a genus of herbivorous iguanodontian dinosaurs. It is a basal iguanodontian that lived during the Lower Cretaceous period (Upper Barremian-lowermost Aptian age) in what is now Utah, United States. Its type specimen, UMNH VP 20208, is the associated skeleton of a single individual, including a nearly complete skull and partial postcranium. This specimen was recovered from the Yellow Cat Member of the Cedar Mountain Formation, Utah. Hippodraco was named by Andrew T. McDonald, James I. Kirkland, Donald D. DeBlieux, Scott K. Madsen, Jennifer Cavin, Andrew R. C. Milner, and Lukas Panzarin in 2010, and the type species is Hippodraco scutodens
Newly reconstructed Hippodraco skull
Scientific name: Hippodraco scutodens
Location: South Eastern Utah, USA
Formation: Cedar Mountain
Age: Early Cretaceous
Specimen: Utah Museum of Natural History
Skull cast measures: 14" long, Height w/ Jaw 7", 6" wide.
Hippodraco Skull Reconstruction
$375.00
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Bravoceratops is an extinct genus of large chasmosaurine ceratopsid dinosaur from the Late Cretaceous Javelina Formation in what is now Texas, United States. Bravoceratops was a relatively large and heavily built, quadrupedal ground-dwelling herbivore. This discovery is significant paleontologically because ceratopsian dinosaur remains occur only rarely in the Javelina Formation, and Bravoceratops provides useful temporal and paleobiogeographic data to researchers about the proliferation of chasmosaurines from Edmontonian to Lancian time during the Late Cretaceous.
The genus name Bravoceratops means "wild horn-face", and is derived from the Mexican name for the Rio Grande, "Rio Bravo del Norte" (wild river of the north), and the Greek words "keras" (κέρας) meaning "horn" and "op" referring to the "face".
The specific name polyphemus refers to the giant cyclops Polyphemus confronted by Odysseus in the Greek epic poem, The Odyssey. Bravoceratops was described and named by Steven L. Wick and Thomas M. Lehman in 2013 and the type species is Bravoceratops polyphemus.
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One Of The First Dinosaurs Of The Triassic Of North America. Complete Skeleton On Slab With Bones Of Last Meal Visible In Rib Cage.
Coelophysis (hollow face) was a small lightly built, early dinosaur with open skull bones (hence its name) The body was long and slim, and the head was pointed, with many small serrated teeth. It is one of the best-known dinosaurs due to the excavation of dozens of skeletons from New Mexico. The remains of the last meal can be seen within the ribcage of this specimen. Coelophysis was first described by Cope in 1889 from the early Triassic.
Coelophysis skeleton in matrix cast replica.
Beware - other companies are selling poor-quality copies of this cast.
We have a mold made from the original fossil.
Cast measures approx. 68.5 x 38.5 inches
$650.00 USA oversize / freight Shipping: $95.00
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Cryolophosaurus ellioti skull cast replica
Cryolophosaurus "CRY-oh-loaf-oh-SAWR-us") is a genus of large theropods known from only a single species Cryolophosaurus ellioti, known from the early Jurassic period of Antarctica. It was about 6.5 meters (21.3 ft) long and 465 kilograms (1,025 lb) in weight, making it one of the largest theropods of its time. Individuals of this species may have grown even larger because the only known specimen probably represents a sub-adult
This Cryolophosaurus skull was beautifully recreated by our master artist.
Great attention was given to reproducing every detail. Cast this in durable resin this skull will be a great addition to your display or collections.
Skull measures: 60 cm long.
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Kingdom: Animalia
Phylum: Chordata
Clade: Dinosauria
Order: Saurischia
Suborder: Theropoda
Clade: Neotheropoda
Clade: Averostra
Clade: Tetanurae
Genus: †Cryolophosaurus
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Domestic Dog Skull - Beagle, Canis familiaris
The Beagle is a small to medium-sized dog that is a member of the hound group. This dog is similar in appearance to the Foxhound. Like most dogs, beagles have an amazing sense of smell. This breed was developed primarily for tracking hares, rabbits, and other small game.
This specimen is from an old veterinary anatomist's private collection dating back the the 1970's. This collection was the work of Dr. A. Wattson. These specimens are from a veterinary anatomist's private collection most of which contain specimen information such as where the animal was collected, age, sex, ect
This skull is that of a younger animal and shows the dentition of an adolescent dog.
Specifications:
CLASS: Mammalia
ORDER: Carnivora
FAMILY: Canidae
Skull Length: 17.3 cm (6.8 in)
Skull Width: 8.2 cm (3.2 in)
Skull Height: 8 cm (3.1 in)
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We are offering the original skull for sale for $195 or cast replica for $125 (plus shipping)
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St. Bernard Skull Canis familiaris St. Bernard Skull (Natural Bone) St. Bernard Skull
$249.00 (original bone skull) $135 cast replica
The St. Bernard is a very large breed of working dog from the Italian and Swiss Alps. These animals as adults weigh on average between 150-250 lbs. This dog was originally bred for search and rescue. The breed has become famous through tales of alpine rescues, as well as for its enormous size.
This dog skull exhibits beautiful bone quality and shows no damage.
This specimen is from an old veterinary anatomist's private collection.
Specifications:
CLASS: Mammalia
ORDER: Carnivora
FAMILY: Canidae
Skull Length: 26 cm (10.2 in)
Skull Width: 14.7 cm (5.8 in)
Skull Height: 12.2 cm (4.8 in)
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Domestic Dog Skull - Chihuahua
Canis familiaris
The Chihuahua is the smallest breed of dog named after the state of Chihuahua in Mexico. There are various sizes, shapes, and colors of chihuahuas.
This specimen is from an old veterinary anatomist's private collection. These specimens are being sold as-is with no further cleaning. To view the rest of the collection,
This chihuahua skull is naturally missing teeth which is indicative to the species.
Specifications:
CLASS: Mammalia
ORDER: Carnivora
FAMILY: Canidae
Skull Length: 9 cm (3.5 in)
Classed as a toy dog breed because of its small size, the Pomeranian is descended from the larger Spitz type dogs, specifically the German Spitz. This breed of dog usually weighs only 4 pounds.
This skull exhibits healthy dentition.
This is a nice opportunity to obtain a special breed of dog to your collection.
Specifications:
CLASS: Mammalia
ORDER: Carnivora
FAMILY: Canidae
Skull Length: 10 cm (3.9 in)
Skull Width: 6.6 cm (2.6 in)
Skull Height: 5.5 cm (2.2 in)
Original bone skull $150 or resin cast replica $95 (plus shipping)
Oldest North American Tyrannosaur Location: Southern Utah Cretaceous Formation: Wahweep Specimen: Utah Museum of Natural History Resin skull cast measures: 28" long x 24" high $3,300 (plus packing and shipping)
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The skull must be crated and shipped via
freight truck. The average shipping cost is $200 within the US.
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Giant Beaver Beaver Molar
This is a nice example of a Giant Beaver tooth.
Species:
Castoroides dilophidus
Age: Pleistocene
Location: North Florida
Size: 1 3/8 in
$10 (includes shipping)
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A beautifully detailed presentation of Dilong
The skull is life sized and measures: 7" long
Dilong paradoxus
Dilong (which means 'emperor dragon') is a genus of small tyrannosauroid dinosaur. The only species is Dilong paradoxus. It is from the Lower Cretaceous Yixian Formation near Lujiatun, Beipiao, in the western Liaoning province of China. It was described by Xu Xing and colleagues in 2004
The type specimen is IVPP 14243 (Institute of Vertebrate Paleontology and Paleoanthropology in Beijing), a nearly complete, semi-articulated, skull and skeleton. Referred material includes IVPP 1242, a nearly complete skull and presacral vertebrae, TNP01109 (Tianjin Museum of Natural History), a partial skull, and IVPP V11579, another skull that may belong to D. paradoxus or may be a related species. The type specimen of Dilong was about 1.6 m (5.2 ft) in length, but it is thought to be a juvenile and may have been over 2 m (6.5 ft) long when fully grown.
Dilong paradoxus had a covering of simple feathers or protofeathers. The feathers were seen in fossilized skin impressions from near the jaw and tail. They are not identical to modern bird feathers, lacking a central shaft and most likely used for warmth since they could not have enabled flight.
$125 (plus shipping)
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Resin skull cast measures: ___ $ ___ (plus shipping)
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Florida Fossil Fossils Ice Age Pleistocene Bison Antiquus Tooth Teeth cast replica
Resin tooth cast $10 (includes shipping)
Resin skull cast measures: ___ $ ___ (plus shipping)
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Colorful Mastodon tooth
A colorful Mastodon tooth discovered in Florida.
This is a beautiful and extremely attractive partial mastodon tooth. The enamel is incredibly glossy and has range of coloration. The occlusal surface shows absolutely no wear. This is a very attractive specimen.
Species: M. americanum
Age: Pleistocene
Location: North Florida
Size: 3 1/4 in
$110 (plus shipping)
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Velociraptor mongoliensis tbe 1st ever holotype.
This is a urethane resin cast of an actual fossil skull of Velociraptor mongoliensis. This is a cast of the type specimen. Velociraptor skull cast measures 7 x 2.75 ".
It's not only the holotype but it's a beautiful specimen. The fossil from which this was cast was collected by Roy Chapman Andrews in the 1920 and the species was then described from that specimen.
This cast is no longer being produced but we have 2 casts for sale.
$120 (plus shipping)
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Bison priscus #MBP9055
Nice European Steppen Bison Skull (incomplete) no restoration.
From the Donau river gravel deposits.
Pleistocene 30,000 years old
Novi Sad / Donau River / Serbia
Size biggest: 41.73 inch / 106 cm
$1,400 (plus shipping)
Bison priscus #MBP6652
European Steppen Bison right lower jaw
From the Rhine River gravel deposits.
Pleistocene 25,000 years old
Mannheim, Germany
Size: 48.5 cm
Price: $350 (plus shipping)
Oldest north American Tyrannosaur
Location: Southern Utah Cretaceous Formation: Wahweep Specimen: Utah Museum of Natural History 40" long x 24: high
Lythronax skull Resin cast $3,600 (plus packing and shipping)
Please call (314) 556-0650 or email us for more photos or information.
The skull must be crated and shipped via
freight truck. The average shipping cost is $200 within the US.
Oldest North American Tyrannosaur!!! Location: Southern Utah Age: Cretaceous 80 MYA Formation; Wahweep Specimen: Utah Museum of Natural History Length: 22.5 feet $38,000.00 Phone (314) 556-0650 or email us
Location: Southern Utah USA Cretaceous Formation: Kaiparowits Specimen; BYU earth sciences museum, Provo Utah Length: 23 feet $38,000.00 Phone (314) 556-0650 or email us
This skeleton measures 12 meters (39 feet) but is only a fraction of the cost of many other skeletons out there Please contact us for the price. Phone (314) 556-0650 or email us
Teratophoneus Juvenile Tyrannosaur leg cast replica Scientific Name: Teratophoneus curriei
Location: SE Utah USA Kaiparowits Formation Cretaceous
Specimen: Utah Museum of Natural History. Height 65"
Resin cast: $1,200 (plus shipping).
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information.
Location: Southern Utah, USA Late Cretaceous Formation: Kaiparowits Dimensions: 60" X 40" Specimen: Utah Museum of Natural History $6,500 (plus crating and shipping)
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Scientific Name: Utahceratops gettyi Molded from original fossils found in Utah, USA Formation: Kaiparowits Cretaceous Skull measures 7.5' Long Specimen: Utah Museum of Natural History $6,900 plus crating and shipping
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Shipping is not included and will be based on the weight of the package and delivery zip code.
Scientific Name: Utahceratops gettyi Location: Utah, USA Formation: Kaiparowits Cretaceous Skeleton measures: 16' Long Specimen: Utah Museum of Natural History $55,000
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Shipping is not included and will be based on the weight of the package and delivery zip code.
Entire display measures almost 23 feet across. Don't let this once in a lifetime display slip by you.
We've never had a mount like this before. Please contact us for price. Phone (314) 556-0650 or email us
This new T-rex statue is made of fiberglass resin.
It measures approx 9 feet tall and 20 ft long.
Please call (314) 556-0650 or email us for more photos or information.
Skull Width: 6.3 cm (2.5 in)
Skull Height: 5.4 cm (2.1 in)
New just named! Tyrannosaur skeleton: Lythronax
New Lythronax argestes skull cast replica
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New Lythronax argestes skull with neck cast replica
New unnamed Tyrannosaur skeleton
New just named Tyrannosaur skeleton: Lythronax
Teratophoneus adult skeleton cast replica
Adult Teratophoneus curriei skeleton cast replica
T-rex: The most affordable T-rex skeleton anywhere!
This T-rex skeleton is just what any museum needs for an incredible dinosaur display.
Teratophoneus Juvenile Tyrannosaur leg cast replica
Centrosaur skull cast replica dinosaur
Newly discovered Centrosaur skull, with stand cast replica.
Utahceratops skull cast replica
Utahceratops skull cast replica
Utahceratops skeleton cast replica
Utahceratops skeleton cast replica.
Woolly Rhino Battle Scene - Two Rare fossil skeletons!
Most people will never be lucky enough to own (or even see!) a real Woolly Rhino skeleton. But we have 2 here for sale in an exciting fight to the death battle scene.
T-rex dinosaur statue
