Real Fossils & Replicas

(Dinosaur claws and teeth, and other pre-historic life forms)

Index

Mammoth Tooth	Fossil Shark Tooth	Tyrannosaurus rex Tooth
Oviraptor Egg	Trilobite	Allosaurus Claw
Tyrannosaurus rex Claw	11" Ammonite	Shell Cluster
Deinonychus Claw	Bronze Dein. Claw	Crinoid
4" Ammonite	Utahraptor Claw	Saber Tooth Tiger Tooth
Baby Mammoth Tooth	Hadrosaur Egg	Sloth Claw
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Mammoth Tooth

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This Mammoth Tooth fossil or replica makes a beautiful conversation piece for your coffee table or desk. It is not only an amazing creation of nature, but its graceful lophs make the tooth an artistic treasure.

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Shark Tooth

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This shark tooth fossil is from one of the largest, most menacing, creatures to ever roam the ocean depths. The replica was molded from an authentic Carcharodon megalodon tooth.

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Trilobite

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Trilobites were sea creatures that wandered the ocean floor for hundreds of millions of years-260 million to 590 million years ago. Although these fossils are common across North America, our 6" African specimen is unique in its high quality and exquisite detail.

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	4"Ammonite
	11" Ammonite

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The Ammonite's fossil shell is a favorite of fossil collectors. Because much of this creature was made up of soft tissue, the shell is virtually the only fossilized remains available for study. 65 million years extinct, this beautiful piece of nature has a story as old as the hills. With its 4" or its 11" spiraling surface, this alluring ancient sea creature enhances any home or office. Each fossil or replica comes with an educational booklet to tell its story.

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Click here to download a JPEG image of a Tyrannosaurus rex Tooth

An exact replica from the jaws of the most ferocious animal to ever stalk the Earth, this serrated, dagger-like tooth comes with an educational brochure. This specimen is perfect for display on executive desktops and bookshelves. The original is on display at the Museum of Geology in South Dakota.

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Click here to download a JPEG image of an Oviraptor Egg

In 1923, scientists gave the name Oviraptors philoceratops (egg eater) to a dinosaur they found lying on top of a nest of what they thought were Protoceratops eggs. A recent discovery, however, has proved that assumption to be wrong. An egg similar to what was thought to be from a Protoceratops was found containing an almost complete skeleton of an Oviraptor embryo. This discovery has shed new light on the eggs once thought to be from Protoceratops. It is now assumed that the Oviraptors were actually protecting and nurturing their own eggs rather than raiding the nest. Therefore the egg which the dinosaur world once knew to be from a Protoceratops has been proven to be an Oviraptor Egg!! Size: 6" x 2" x 2".

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Click here to download a JPEG image of an Allosaurus Claw

Allosaurus fragilis, stalked the Earth during the late Jurassic Period. This large carnivore possessed three claws on each forelimb which enabled it to control and subdue any attacker or prey. This 7" replica is available with or without a distinctive acrylic stand . The original is in the collection of The Smithsonian Institution's National Museum of Natural History

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Click here to download a JPEG image of a Tyrannosaurus rex Claw

Skullduggery's Tyrannosaurus rex claw is a replica of the specimen on display at the Museum of Geology in South Dakota. An awesome claw measuring 6" long, it belonged to the largest and most powerful land carnivore that ever lived! The distinctive engraved acrylic stand is optional.

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Click here to download a JPEG image of a Shell Cluster

This exotic two-shell cluster (extinct 12 million to 20 million years) is a free standing decorative marvel. Excavated in La Coste, France, these 7" x 6" shells add a bit of natural elegance to any room. It is simply splendid!!

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Click here to download a JPEG image of a Deinonychus Claw

Although relatively small in stature, the Deinonychus was a remarkable killing machine! This dinosaur was built for speed. Its hands were designed for seizing its prey while a sickle claw, located on each hind foot, readied for the mortal blow - the infliction of a lethal in scission into the soft under belly of the unfortunate victim. The original Deinonychus from which this unique ripping claw was molded is housed at the Peabody Museum of Natural History, Yale University, New Haven Connecticut.

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Click here to download a JPEG image of a Bronze Deinonychus Claw

This solid metal ripping claw is as functional as it is awe inspiring. Cast from a specimen on display at the Yale Peabody Museum in New Haven, CT, this exquisite replica slashes through your mail like its original owner conquered its prey hundreds of millions of years ago. Cast in bronze, each 4½" claw (measured on the curve) is available with an optional acrylic display stand.

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Click here to download a JPEG image of a Crinoid

Crinoids were marine creatures with a lily-like appearance belonging to the phylum called Echinoderms. They are known to have lived on the ocean floor as long as 425 million years ago. They varied in size and shape and were often beautifully colored. This 5" crinoid replica is in first rate condition, and is a great addition to any collection.

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Click here to download a JPEG image of a 4" Ammonite

This 4" ammonite is a beautiful, spiraling piece from the past. This familiar fossil is essential to any traditional collection.

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Click here to download a JPEG image of a Utahraptor Claw

The Utahraptor claw is from the lethal arsenals of the the most deadly dinosaur to ever stalk the Earth. This vicious 9" (measured on the curve) sickle claw was a truly amazing weapon. The raptor utilized long arms to subdue a victim, while slashing the abdomen with a ripping claw located on its foot. It was common for these predators to assemble in small hunting packs, attack large prey, including huge sauropods, and subdue them with ease. The original Utahraptor from which this claw replica was molded, is housed at the College of Eastern Utah Prehistoric Museum. This claw is a crucial addition to any fossil collection.

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Click here to download a JPEG image of a Saber Tooth Tiger Saber

This giant replica is cast from a tooth straight from one of the most infamous prehistoric mouths ever. The saber tooth tiger is widely known as a symbol of power, strength and respect. The 90 degree extension of its impressive maxilla and mandible is familiar the world over. Close examination of this accurately reproduced 11" saber reveals just how lethal the saber tooth tiger’s piercing bite is. This classic fossil replica makes a great holiday gift.

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Click here to download a JPEG image of a Baby Mammoth Tooth

Uncovered in a rock quarry in Wisconsin, this baby Mammoth molar is an exquisite specimen. With the roots entirely intact it is the most complete we have ever encountered. Measuring 4½" x 5½" x 2½", this tooth replica is the perfect size to display on a desk, counter or shelf, and makes a perfect prehistoric paper weight.

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Click here to download a JPEG image of a Hadrosaur Egg

This 6" x 6" x 2½" Hadrosaur egg is the largest and most complete we have ever come across. Set neatly in its own rounded, pedestal-like matrix, this replica deftly exhibits the exquisite quality of the original egg. Virtually all of the exposed fossilized egg shell remains unbroken and in its original position. A finer specimen may not exist.

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Click here to download a JPEG image of a Sloth Claw

The mylodont sloth was a North American bear-like mammal that lived during the Pleistocene Epoch (25,000 - 12,000 years ago) - the time in which Saber Tooth Tigers and Dire Wolves thrived. Sloths were enormous creatures, with mature adults reaching up to 20 feet in length. The massive 12" claw replica from this animal is the largest and most impressive in our collection. Available with an optional display stand.

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