Tyrannosaurus rex Tooth With Root Dimorphodon Fragmentary remains of Rhamphorynchus have

Fragmentary remains of Rhamphorynchus have been found in England

This species was a diverse group of spiny Eurypterids and show in the fossil rocks of Norway that they may have been amphibious

Lithostrotionella Coral is very similar to the Petoskey Stone Coral of Michigan

granulated rubber mulch or dirt and create a life like fossil dig experience

This specimen is 84 inches long on a matrix 51 x 30 x 2 inches

Tyrannosaurus rex Tooth With Root Dimorphodon Fragmentary remains of Rhamphorynchus haveAt over nine inches with the root, this tooth exhibits the massive leverage and power behind T. rex's bite. Like a handle on a survival knife, the long, robust root provided support for the deadly cutting edge. Click the image to see the detail in this magnificent specimen. Specs: Tyrannosaurus rex. Late Cretaceous (70 m. y. a.). North America. Shipping Included