Dinosaur, Reptile, & Shark Fossils

Genuine Dinosaur, Reptile, & Shark Fossils - Raptors, Megalodons, and Mosasaurs oh my! If you've ever been awed by the creatures in Jaws or Jurassic Park, than these fossils are for you.

Please note the number of your selection and call (510) 526 - 5252 to purchase of inquire about similar or unlisted items.

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Dinosaur Eggs
Var. sp. (Cretaceous, Mongolia)
Here are our beautiful dinosaur eggs. They are professionally prepared by clutch, where they are partially etched out of their matrix for a gorgeous presentation.

Citipati sp. Oviraptor Dinosaur Eggs - 3 Egg Cluster Gobi Dessert, Mongolia Djadokohla form. of Ukhaa Tolgod Two eggs are on side shown in picture with one on the back. Click on the picture to get large pictures of both sides. Largest egg is 7.5” high, Matrix is 10” at longest point across (diagonal) $3000 each	Exact Specimen.
Oviraptor Dinosaur Eggs - 4 Egg Cluster Gobi Dessert, Mongolia Djadokohla form. of Ukhaa Tolgod 2 eggs are complete with chipped shell, 1 has the end broken off, and the last on is only a half egg. Click on the picture to see a larger image. Largest egg is 7” high Matrix is 14.5” at longest point across $3000 each	Exact Specimen.
Oviraptor Dinosaur Eggs - 7 Egg Cluster Gobi Dessert, Mongolia Djadokohla form. of Ukhaa Tolgod All eggs missing most of their shell, and one is a partial as shown. Click on the picture to see a larger image. Largest egg is 6” high, smallest is 3.25” high Matrix is 13.5” at longest point across (diagonal). $2800	Exact Specimen.
Oviraptor Eggshells Upper Cretaceous ( 65 mya) Guangong Prov., China If the full eggs are a little too rich for your blood, or you have a child on a budget, these pieces of real dinosaur eggshell are a great compromise. Box is 1” x 1", shell sizes slightly vary. $2.00 each	Typical Specimen.

Dinosaur Coprolites
Var. sp. (Jurassic, Utah)
Coprolites are the fossilized excrement of dinosaurs and other extinct animals. Important to researchers for their ability to teach us about diets, they are often quite pretty in their own right. Large, irregular pieces with one of more polished surfaces.

Var. sp.
Dinosaur Coprolites
Jurassic ( 206 - 144 mya), Utah.
Various sizes. Most are around 4.0" in width.
$20 - $60 each
Few in Stock

Typical Specimen.

Dinosaur Teeth
Var. sp. (var. periods, var. localities)
Own a genuine dinosaur tooth! We carry teeth from a number of different species. Because dinosaur teeth vary greatly in size and quality, teeth are priced individually. Please contact us for our current selection.

Spinosaurus aegyptiacus Spinosaurus Teeth Middle Cretaceous (112 - 93 mya), Morocco. Bargain teeth from one of the largest predators to ever live! Great for kids. Approximate length 1.5". $20.00 each
Albertosaurus (Tooth #188) Late Cretaceous (24 - 2 mya), Judith River, Montana Approx. 1.5 " long $300.00	Exact Specimen.

Dinosaur Fossils
Var. sp. (var. periods, var. localities)
Real dinosaur bones! We carry teeth from a number of different species. Because dinosaur bones and fossils vary greatly in size and quality, individual bones are priced separately. Please either refer to a number that corresponds to a specimen below, or contact us for our current selection.

Therapod Chevron No # Just Describe Late Cretaceous Sahara Desert, Taouz Morocco A bone on the ventral side of the tail, completely intact! length 4.25" x width 1.5". $150.00	Exact Specimen
Spinosaurus Finger or Toe Bone No # Just Describe Late Cretaceous Sahara Desert, Taouz Morocco A very large bone, completely intact! Length 4.25". $300.00	Exact Specimen
Spinosaurus or Carcharodontosaurus Tarsal #300 Upper Cretaceous (110 - 90 mya), Morocco. A small finger bone. Completely intact! Approx. length 1.0". $50.00	Exact Specimen
Dromaeosaurus sp. Raptor Toe bones Pair - Tarsals #200 Upper Cretaceous (110 - 90 mya), Hell Creek Form. Carter Co Montana. A pair of aligned tarsals making up a toe joint of a Raptor! Approximate length 1.0" & 1.3". $150.00 / Pair	Exact Specimen

Reptiles Fossils

Alligator Vertebra
Alligator mississippiensis
Pleistocene, Florida
2" total length.
$12.50

Exact Specimen

Alligator Vertebra
Alligator mississippiensis
Pleistocene, Florida
2.25" total length.
$12.50

Exact Specimen

Mosasaur Fossils
Dinosaurs never made it into the water - this was the domain of gigantic marine reptiles known as Mosasaurs. These top carnivores were found throughout the oceans of the world during the Cretaceous period, but perished during the K-T extinction 65 million years ago.

Mosasaur Teeth
Globidens sp. (aegypticus?)
Crushing Mosasaur found west of Atlas Mtns., Morocco.
Cretaceous (144 - 65 mya)
Approx. 1" - 1.3" total length.
$15.00 - $26.00 each

Typical Specimen

Fossil Shark Teeth
Shark teeth from species long extinct, or extant species that have been around almost since the dinosaurs.

Fossil Shark Teeth
Miocene (5 - 23 mya), Florida USA.
A variety of small fossil shark teeth. Mostly intact but all are somewhat imperfect. Fun for kids and great for jewelry and art.
Sizes range from .25” - .75” across.
$0.50/ea

Typical Specimen.

Giant Shark Teeth Fossils
The teeth of the famous shark Carcharocles megalodon which measured up to 80 feet in length, are found by divers in Carolina and Florida rivers. Extinct sharks apparently lost teeth at a prodigious rate - probably replacing them as soon as they were lost, just as contemporary sharks do. Unfortunately, these teeth are all that remain, as the cartilaginous shark skeleton does not fossilize well. Priced according to size, color, and condition.

Carcharocles megalodon
Fossil Giant Shark Teeth
Miocene/Pliocene (24 - 2 mya), Southern USA.
Selection varies. Call for availability.
Size range 1.0" - 7.0" total length.
$12.00 - $700.00

Crushing Shark Teeth Fossils
Among the strangest sharks to swim the cretaceous seas, the group of sharks that comprise the genus Ptychodus are characterized by their highly modified dentition. Ptychodus teeth are arranged in parallel interlocking rows, forming a broad surface for crushing mollusc shells.

Ptychodus whipplei Crushing Shark Teeth Cretaceous (24 - 2 mya), Western USA. approx. 0.75" diameter $18.00/ea	Click to enlarge
Ptychodus whipplei Crushing Shark Tooth (Tooth #168) Cretaceous (24 - 2 mya), Western USA. 0.8" x 0.8" $18.00	Click to enlarge

Please Read Before Ordering

While we try to keep our web site up to date, there are times when it does not quite reflect our stock. So, please note the number of your selection and call ahead at (510) 526 5252. Even if the exact fossil is not in stock anymore, chances are we have another similar one that has not made it to the web site, or we can put you on the wish list for future acquisitions.

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