Saltasaurus Dinosaur Eggshell Fossil (1.41") from Cretaceous, Argentina

Saltasaurus Dinosaur Eggshell Fossil (1.41") from Cretaceous, ArgentinaSpecies: Saltasaurus loricatus Size (longest side): 1. 41" = 3,58 cm Age: Cretaceous (~70 million years) Location: Patagonia, Argentina Condition: No restoration Genuine Saltasaurus Dinosaur Eggshell Fossil from the Late Cretaceous A rare and fascinating piece from the Late Cretaceous period. Discovered in Patagonia (Salta province), Argentina. This fossil once protected the developing young of Saltasaurus a small titanosaur. The fragment displays a

These fossils come from a time when the region was covered by a shallow tropical sea

Comes with small acrylic plate

this plush combines realistic details with a soft

Big fossil sea urchin

preserved in travertine matrix from the Pleistocene epoch

using its powerful legs to pursue prey or move between different bodies of water

Location: Hell Creek Formation

Bull shark tooth from a famous location in Florida

A "Spitter" tooth fragment from the iconic Triceratops that has undergone extensive wear from feeding and has been subsequently discarded

These teeth come from large flying reptiles that once ruled the skies

Age: Middle Jurassic (~170 million years)

matrix also contains a mosasaur vert on the back