Rhino Ulna Florida Miocene Fossils

Rhino Ulna Florida Miocene FossilsOutstanding preservation. Highly detailed and crisp. The distal end became separated and was still somehwhat protected from the tannins in the water and is a different color. Some of the fossils from this site that were found in the clay had a light tan color. Complete limb bones from Florida are not common at all. Teleoceras proterum was a chunky, low slung prehistoric rhino that lived in Florida during the Miocene, when the state was warmer and

teeming with life

Powdercoated display stand included

with some additional damage  at the edge where the root meets the enamel

Variations in color depending on the surrounding sediment

a Megalodon tooth ends up being the most impressive fossil they can own without stepping into museum-level pricing

and died in these waters

the namesake of the group

the sail makes Spinosaurus instantly recognizable and adds to its appeal in both science and collecting

and a Cosmic Secret

Here is a quality Carcharodontosarid tooth from the upper Cretaceous  of the Kem Kem Group  in Morocco

especially on the roots and bourlette

Commonly associated with Allosaurus jimmadseni