Fossil Dinosaur Teeth And Claws Fossils For Sale

Spinosaurus:, meaning "spiny lizard" got its name because it had a series of large neural spines up to 6 feet (1.8 m) long coming out if its back vertebrae, probably forming a sail-like fin that may have helped in thermo-regulation, mating rituals and/or interspecies rivalry. Spinosaurus had a relatively flexible upper spine (these vertebrae had modified ball-and-socket-joints) so it could arch its back somewhat, perhaps being able to spread the sail (like opening the ribs of a fan). Spinosaurus was bipedal (it walked on two legs). It was about 40-50 feet long (12-15 m) and weighed 4 tons or more; it is the largest known carnosaur (a type of meat-eating dinosaur). It had a large head with sharp, straight, non-serrated teeth in a powerful, crocodile-like lower jaw. Its arms were smaller than its legs but were larger than the arms of most other theropods. It may have gone on all fours at times. Spinosaurus' huge sail may have been used for regulating its temperature. It could both collect warmth from the sun and disperse excess body heat during the heat of the day. The presence of this sail as a thermo-regulatory device is evidence that Spinosaurus may have been a cold-blooded animal. The sail may also have been used for mating rituals, attracting mates. The sail may have been brightly colored, like the fins of some modern-day reptiles. Spinosaurus was a carnivore, a meat eater with huge teeth and powerful jaws. The teeth were long and sharp but had little or no serration. It was a large, fierce predator that could kill even large Saurupods. Spinosaurus may also have been a scavenger. All our Spinosaurus fossils were found in the Sahara desert in Morocco, and date back to the early cretaceous period about (113-95 million years ago)

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	DINOSAUR TEETH FROM NORTH AMERICA
click image	Tyrannosaurus Rex Teeth
SOLD OUT	T-Rex Age - Late Cretaceous Location - So. Dakota Formation - Hell Creek
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	WITH ANY PURCHASE OF THE FOLLOWING ANKYLOSAUR TEETH WE WILL INCLUDE THIS MODEL OF THE ANKYLOSAURUS FREE !!!! Scale: 1:40 Size: 8." LONG OUR PRICE ON BAY STATE REPLICAS $10.00 each
	Ankylosaur Tooth # 8 Mid Cretaceous Age ( 85,000,000 years ) Location: Montana Size: 3/8" wide Cost $ 40 sold Item #: dino/ankylotth8-app40
	Ankylosaur Tooth # 14 Mid Cretaceous Age ( 85,000,000 years ) Location: Montana Size: 3/8" wide Cost $ 40 Item #: dino/ankylotth14-app40
click image click image	Albertosaurus click image The Albertosaur is the T-Rex Like Dinosaur in the picture
	WITH ANY PURCHASE OF THE FOLLOWING ANKYLOSAUR TEETH WE WILL INCLUDE THIS MODEL OF THE ALBERTOSAURUS FREE !!!! Scale: 1:40 Size: 8." LONG OUR PRICE ON BAY STATE REPLICAS $9.50 each
	Albertosaur Tooth # 2 Mid Cretaceous Age ( 60 million years ) Montana-Canada Size: 1" Cost $ 95 Item #: dino/alberto2-app95 Note: This specimen is about as close as you will get to a T-Rex tooth for your collection. Read the description about Albertosaur.
	Albertosaur Tooth # 3 Mid Cretaceous Age Montana-Canada Size: 1 3/4" Cost $ 175 Item #: dino/alberto3-app175 Note: This specimen is about as close as you will get to a T-Rex tooth for your collection. Read the description about Albertosaur.
	Albertosaur Tooth # 5 Mid Cretaceous Age Montana-Canada Size: 3/4" Cost $ 75 Item #: dino/alberto5-app75 Note: This specimen is about as close as you will get to a T-Rex tooth for your collection. Read the description about Albertosaur.
	Albertosaur Tooth # 6 Mid Cretaceous Age Montana-Canada Size: 3/4" Cost $ 85 Item #: dino/alberto6-app85 Note: This specimen is about as close as you will get to a T-Rex tooth for your collection. Read the description about Albertosaur.
	Albertosaur Tooth # 7 Mid Cretaceous Age Montana-Canada Size: 3/4" Cost $ 75 Item #: dino/alberto7-app75 Note: This specimen is about as close as you will get to a T-Rex tooth for your collection. Read the description about Albertosaur.
	Albertosaur Tooth # 25 Mid Cretaceous Age Montana-Canada Size: 2 1/8" Cost $ 200 Item #: dino/alberto25-app200 Note: This specimen is about as close as you will get to a T-Rex tooth for your collection. Read the description about Albertosaur.
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What was tclick imagehis Dinosaur click images	Diplodocus click image Click image
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Detail Info click image	Lambeosaurus ( Duckbill ) click image Note: if you want your tooth put into a display case just add $5.00 more to your purchase..
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iclick image	Torvosaurus Was a large robust predator with very short forearms. Torvosaurus differed from other theropods of the same time period and region with regard to it's forelimbs and pelvis. Those features were more like those of the large ,but primitive European dinosaurs like Megalosaurus, & Erectopus. Other predator dinosaur's of the time were Allosaurus & Ceratosaurus. On Display Mesalands Community College's Dinosaur Museum click image
sold out	Torvosaurus tanneri # 990 Mid Jurassic Location - Morrison Formation, Big Horn Basin, Wyoming, USA. Size -3 3/4" inches long. $
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	V-Raptor click image Note: if you want your tooth put into a display case just add $5.00 more to your purchase..
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click image	Plesiosaur Plesiosaurs were large, marine reptiles from the Mesozoic Era that ranged in size from 8-46 feet long (2.5-14 m). They had four flippers, sharp teeth in strong jaws, and short, pointed tails. Plesiosaurs may have evolved from the Nothosaurs or Pistosaurus, a mid-Triassic reptile. All our plesiosaur fossils come out of the phosphate mines of Khouribgha, Morocco, and from The United Kingdom and date back to about 110 million years ago
	Elasmosaurus ( Generic Name Plesiosaur ) Scale: 1:40 Size: 11" Note: Special with every purchase of the following Plesiosaur Teeth we will include with your purchase this Model.
SOLD OUT	Plesiosaur Tooth # 3 Age: Early Cretaceous Location: Khouribgha, Morocco Size: The above information will be supplied to you with the purchase of this tooth
W s s oclick imagesaur ? click image Size click imageo Man Click Image	Spinosaurus Spinosaurus:, meaning "spiny lizard" got its name because it had a series of large neural spines up to 6 feet (1.8 m) long coming out if its back vertebrae, probably forming a sail-like fin that may have helped in thermo-regulation, mating rituals and/or interspecies rivalry. Spinosaurus had a relatively flexible upper spine (these vertebrae had modified ball-and-socket-joints) so it could arch its back somewhat, perhaps being able to spread the sail (like opening the ribs of a fan). Spinosaurus was bipedal (it walked on two legs). It was about 40-50 feet long (12-15 m) and weighed 4 tons or more; it is the largest known carnosaur (a type of meat-eating dinosaur). It had a large head with sharp, straight, non-serrated teeth in a powerful, crocodile-like lower jaw. Its arms were smaller than its legs but were larger than the arms of most other theropods. It may have gone on all fours at times. Spinosaurus' huge sail may have been used for regulating its temperature. It could both collect warmth from the sun and disperse excess body heat during the heat of the day. The presence of this sail as a thermo-regulatory device is evidence that Spinosaurus may have been a cold-blooded animal. The sail may also have been used for mating rituals, attracting mates. The sail may have been brightly colored, like the fins of some modern-day reptiles. Spinosaurus was a carnivore, a meat eater with huge teeth and powerful jaws. The teeth were long and sharp but had little or no serration. It was a large, fierce predator that could kill even large Saurupods. Spinosaurus may also have been a scavenger. All our Spinosaurus fossils were found in the Sahara desert in Morocco, and date back to the early cretaceous period about (113-95 million years ago) NNote: if you want your tooth put into a display case just add $5.00 more to your purchase.. like you see here .
	Spinosaurus aegypticus Tooth # 21 Age: Early Cretaceous Location: Sahara Desert Morocco Size: 1 1/2" $ 30 Item # dino/spinotth21-app30 The above information will be supplied to you with the purchase of this tooth.
	Spinosaurus aegypticus Tooth # 22 Age: Early Cretaceous Location: Sahara Desert Morocco Size: 1 1/8" $ 25 Item # dino/spinotth22-app25 The above information will be supplied to you with the purchase of this tooth.
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click image	Carcharadontosaurus Charcharodontosaurus-saharicus: was a huge meat-eating dinosaur from the Cretaceous period (95-113 million). This North African carnosaur had a massive tail, a bulky body, and heavy bones. Its arms were short and had three-fingered hands with sharp claws. Carcharodontosaurus grew up to 45 feet long (13.5 m), perhaps weighing up to 8 tons. It had a skull 6 feet long (1.8 cm). It had large, powerful jaws with long, serrated, sharp teeth up to 8 inches long. Although Carcharodontosaurus was larger than T-rex, its brain was smaller. Carcharodontosaurus was closely related to Giganotosaurus but not to T-rex. Carcharodontosaurus was a more primitive dinosaur than T-rex. This particular dinosaur was found in the "Taouz" region of the Sahara desert in Morocco.
click images	Charcharodontosaurus saharicus Tooth # 1 Age:Early Cretaceous Location: Taouz Region, Morocco Size: 3" $ 600 Item # dino/cartth1-app600 The above information will be supplied to you with the purchase of this tooth.
click images	Charcharodontosaurus saharicus Tooth # 4 Age:Early Cretaceous Location: Taouz Region, Morocco Size: 2" $ 145 Item # dino/cartth4-app145 The above information will be supplied to you with the purchase of this tooth.
click images	Charcharodontosaurus saharicus Tooth # 5 Age:Early Cretaceous Location: Taouz Region, Morocco Size: 3" $ 500 Item # dino/cartth5-app500 The above information will be supplied to you with the purchase of this tooth.
click images	Charcharodontosaurus saharicus Tooth # 6 Age:Early Cretaceous Location: Taouz Region, Morocco Size: 2 3/4" $ 300 Item # dino/cartth6-app300 The above information will be supplied to you with the purchase of this tooth.
click image	Rebbachisaurus Rebbachisaurus: (pronounced re-BASH-eh-SAWR-us ) Rebbachisaurus (meaning "Rebbach-territory {in Morocco} lizard") was a large, diplodocid Sauropod dinosaur from the early Cretaceous period about 113 to 97.5 million years ago, it was found in the Sahara desert in Morocco. This quadrupedal plant-eater had a whip-like tail, a long neck, a small head, clawed hind legs, a high-arched back, and a bulky body. It may have had a sail on its back. If you want your tooth put into a display case just add $5.00 more to your purchase.
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click image	Pterasaur was a prehistoric flying reptile that ranged in size from a few inches to over 40 feet. Pterosaurs had hollow bones, were lightly built, and had small bodies. They had large brains and good eyesight. Some pterosaurs had fur on their bodies, and some (like Pteranadon) had light-weight, bony crests on their heads that may have acted as a rudder when flying, or may have been a sexual characteristic. Pterosaur wings were covered by a leathery membrane. This thin but tough membrane stretched between its body, the top of its legs and its elongated fourth fingers, forming the structure of the wing. Claws protruded from the other fingers. All our Pterosaur fossils were found in the "Taouz" region of the Sahara desert in Morocco, and they date back to the Cretaceous period (95- 115 million) If you want your tooth put into a display case just add $5.00 more to your purchase. We Only get these teeth every 6 to 9 months so get the tooth you want now.
	Pterasaur Tooth # 40 Age: Early Cretaceous Location: Sahara Desert, Morocco Size: 3/4" Price: 35 Item # dino/pteratth40-app35 The above information will be supplied to you with the purchase of this tooth.
	Pterasaur Tooth # 44 Age: Early Cretaceous Location: Sahara Desert, Morocco Size: 1 1/4" Price: 50 Item # dino/pteratth44-app50 The above information will be supplied to you with the purchase of this tooth.
click image	Bahariasaurus This was a bipedal, carnivorous "Theropod" with clawed hands for grasping it's prey, and long legs for speed and similar to any of the Raptors. They ranged in size from the size of a chicken to about 20 feet long. They lived in the cretaceous period (109-95 million). These specimens were found in the "Taouz" region of the Sahara Desert in Morocco. They also lived at the same time as spinosaurus which was much larger. Historical note most of the fossil remains of this dinosaur were destroyed by bombing attacks in World War 2 by Allied Forces over German Forces in No.Africa. If you want your tooth put into a display case then please add an additional $ 5.00 to your order.
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click image	Mosasaur Mosasaur: was a giant, meat-eating marine reptiles ( it is not a dinosaur) that lived during the late Cretaceous period. It was up to 33ft (10 m) long. Mosasaurs had four paddle-like limbs on a long, streamlined body and a long, powerful tail. The large head had huge jaws (up to 4.7 ft =1.45 m long) with many teeth. The jaws could open about 3 feet (1 m). The lower jaw is loosely hinged to the skull with a moveable joint on each side (behind the teeth). This loose joint let it swallow huge prey, like some snakes. They hunted fish, turtles, mollusks, and shellfish. Our Mosasaur fossils were found in the Phosphate mines of Khouribga, Morocco. They date back to about the Jurassic Age. Note if you want your tooth put into a display case just add $5.00 more to your purchase.. like you see for the mosasaur tooth.
	Mosasaur Teeth Cretaceous Morocco Size: 1 " $ 6 each or the whole set for $18 Item #: rep/motthset4-app6/18 Note if you want your tooth put into a display case just add $5.00 more to your purchase.. You pick the tooth just let me know which one you want The above information will be supplied to you with the purchase of this tooth.
Globidens Teeth	Description: (Glo-bi-denz) named for the rounded globular shape of its teeth, designed for crushing hard-shelled mollusks, like ammonites. Globidens is a fairly small, specialized mosasaur with a short, massive head, and jaws containing bulbous to blunt-tipped teeth with strongly constricted bases . The estimated length of an average Globidens would have been about 18-20 ft, with the skull measuring about 19 in. Examples from this species have been found in North America, Africa, Europe, Middle East, and South America .
	Globidens Tooth # 16 Age: Early Cretaceous Location: Oued Zem Morocco Size: avg. 1 1/4" wide x 1 1/4" tall $ 40 Item # rep/glob16-app40
	Globidens Tooth # 17 Age: Early Cretaceous Location: Oued Zem Morocco Size: avg. 1 1/4" wide x 1 1/4" tall $ 40 Item # rep/glob17-app40
	Globidens Tooth # 18 Age: Early Cretaceous Location: Oued Zem Morocco Size: avg. 1 1/4" wide x 1 1/4" tall $ 40 Item # rep/glob18-app40
	Globidens Tooth # 19 Age: Early Cretaceous Location: Oued Zem Morocco Size: avg. 1 1/4" wide x 1 1/4" tall $ 40 Item # rep/glob19-app40
	Globidens Tooth # 20 Age: Early Cretaceous Location: Oued Zem Morocco Size: avg. 1 1/4" wide x 1 1/4" tall $ 40 Item # rep/glob20-app40
	Globidens Tooth # 21 Age: Early Cretaceous Location: Oued Zem Morocco Size: avg. 1 1/4" wide x 1 1/4" tall $ 40 Item # rep/glob21-app40

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SOLD OUT	Huanhepterus qingyangensis tooth Age: Early Cretaceous Location: Qinyang Gansu, China Size: 1/2 "
	Tarbosaurus/Tyrannosaurus bataar Pre - Max Tooth # 2 Age - Late Cretaceous. Location - China. Size - 1 " Cost - $ 900.00 Item # dino/tarbotth2-app900