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Contents this page: Dinosaur teeth (Carcharodontosaurus and Spinosaurus), Claw (Pteranodon),
Dinosaur footprint
GENUINE
Carcharodontosaurus tooth
From a large Theropod
dinosaur, Carcharodontosaurus saharicus.
Carcharodontosaurus was from
the Cretaceous period, about 100 million years ago! This tooth was found S.
of Taouz, in the Moroccan Sahara. Possibly larger than T-Rex, this dinosaur
had large serrated "steak-knife" teeth superbly adapted to cutting and
rending flesh. Coupled with strong muscular neck and rear legs, this
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Real
SPINOSAURUS Dinosaur teeth
(sail-backed dinosaur featured in Jurassic Park
III)
Genus: Spinosaurus
Species: Aegyptiacus
Below is a photo of the fanged snout
of a Spinosaurus, great jaws about a foot long!
Period: Cretaceous (75-100 million years old)
Locality: Taouz, Morocco, Africa Fossil Formation:
Tegana Badder than the T.
rex, Spinosaurus was a gigantic predator that stalked Africa. His
head alone was almost six feet long! The whole animal measured up to
59 feet long, a dozen feet longer than the largest known T. rex and bigger
than the previous record holder among carnivorous dinosaurs, Gigantosaurus.
A full-grown adult stood 20 feet tall and weighed 9 tons. He had a
fearsome ridge, or sail, down its back, a croc-like jaw, and strong,
taloned arms to catch its prey. Spinosaurus was the LARGEST PREDATOR
OF ALL TIMES. Here's what they
look like in matrix as they're excavating them:
Teeth
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GENUINE
PTERANODON (flying reptile) hand CLAW
Pteranodon sternbergi , manual
ungual;
Excavated from the Lower Niobrara
Chalk, Lane Co., Kansas
Remember the outer claw is keratin
(fingernail material) that does not survive fossilization. So this
is the inner claw material that was preserved and found. Measures a
full 1" long x 1/2" widest x 1/16" thick. Comes with
display box as shown.
The Niobrara Chalk in western Kansas was
deposited on the eastern shelf of the Late Cretaceous Western Interior Sea
during Coniacian through early Campanian time, hundreds of miles from the
nearest land. The Pteranodon is a reptile but not a dinosaur. was
one of the largest pterosaur genera and had a wingspan of 3-6 meters
(9-20 feet). It was a toothless beaked creature, similar to those of
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DINOSAUR
FOOTPRINT |
Ever see a genuine dinosaur footprint? Now you have! From Utah, a
farmer discovered linear footprints of a Eubrontes dinosaur! An
archaeologist that visited our Nevada shop received this as a gift when she was
a little girl (from the former owner of this property), and loaned it to us
for awhile. Mind you, this is two feet across and two and a
half feet high!
We had an honored place for it in our shop, though it has
since been returned to her family at their request. (NOTE: We now have only our
online business with no storefront as of 12/03 (more details on the former shop
on the "About
Us" page.)
Our friend Dan specially made this box for us to transport
it from Nevada to South Carolina in 2002.
Update 12/14/07, the footprint
is now a stepping stone!
Hi, Heidi - This last summer the footprint
worked great in my tiny garden (as a happy stepping stone), and now it's
going to get covered in snow. Hope all is well.
Penni (Joan's daughter)
We're glad it has a happy place
in your garden, Penni, and that we were able to share it with others as
long as we had it.
Heidi
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And a great photo of a 3-toed dinosaur foot,
taken at the North Carolina Fossil Club show in Whiteville NC in 2004:
My
what big FEET you have! |
HOW ARE FOOTPRINTS FORMED &
PRESERVED?
Remember, footprints are impressions in sand or silt. If just the right
conditions occur, it fills in with another material or is covered and protected
due to a catastrophic event before it is obliterated. Over millions of
years, the area filled in becomes petrified, or stone, called a cast (a
filled-in impression of the print).
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