Fossil Gallery

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Like steak knife serrations this 5ins C.megalodon shark tooth could slice through some pretty big ce
amnhnyc:The Museum’s Apatosaurus, collected in the late 1890s, was the first sauropod dinosaur ever
Create an impact with a seventy million year old fossilised sharks teeth in collection cases, approx
Patagotitan mayorum. Cretaceous. Argentina  American Museum of Natural History. New York     Photo:
charleydeppner:That moment when you consider a $300 impulse buy of an 8 ft. plastic T-Rex skeleton,
emperor-olsen:The last major stop in South Dakota was at the famous Mammoth Site in Hot Springs, Sou
This #FossilFriday, get to know “the father of all beasts”: Indricotherium transouralicu
Happy #FossilFriday! Today we bring you Allosaurus. Did you know? This intimidating carnivore reigne
Two ribs beautifully preserved belonging to @mike_the_pliosaur. 
The fossilised skeleton was found a
It’s time for #FossilFriday! Meet Tupuxuara leonardii, or the “familiar spirit.” I
#FossilFriday: Crinoids (Genus Encrinus) lived during the Middle Triassic Epoch. #SciArt from Curso
amnhnyc: Happy #FossilFriday! Meet Gomphotherium productum, or the “club beast.” Gomphot
hamiltonlaura:Went for a mooch along the beach at Charmouth and found some ammonite traces! These we
natureandphotography1: by natureandphotography1 (Flickr, Autumn Blog, Nerdy Blog) Please do not remo
The countdown has begun! On May 21st we’ll be celebrating Mary Anning’s birthday with th
The femur & ilium of a Microcleidus plesiosaur, an extinct Jurassic marine reptile that look
seanpburrus:This head on loan @metmuseum is made of lumachella orientale marble (N. Africa). Fossili
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met-africa-oceania:Head of a Rain God, Arts of Africa, Oceania, and the AmericasMedium: Fossiliferou
archaicwonder: Old Akkadian Fossiliferous Limestone Cylinder Seal with Water-God Enki, Akkadian II,
Well, even a paleonerd can’t spend ALL his time reading thick fossiliferous tomes, now can he?
loptrcoptr:norsemythologyanimated:irisharchaeology: A Viking Age amulet fashioned out of fossilised
bebemoon:tiny glassy “pearls” called microtektites found in fossilised shell remains .&l
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