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Today’s prehistoric reptile news! #notadinosaur “Fossil ‘sea monster&a
fossilera: 2.8" Jurassic Fossil Urchin (Reboulicidaris) - Amellago, Morocco This is an impr
chemung-valley-curator:Rock containing brachiopod fossils, 248-545 million years BCE, from the colle
The Burgess Shale, located in the Canadian Rockies, is one of the most important fossil fields ever
“T. rex had an amazing sense of smell, gene study suggests” on.natgeo.co
cosmos-one: Aquatic Prehistoric Fossils Found In The Sahara Desert. It is one of the driest re
laughing-thrush:Seal metatarsal out of northern Florida!
sticksandstones-studio: Fossils are in the shop! Along with a sale that runs from now until Saturday
Halite on Trona displaying fluorescenceLocality: Searles Lake, California, U.S. 375 nm (Longwave) UV
A rhomaleosaurian plesiosaur, painted for an upcoming video project.
“Discovery of Raptor-Like Dinosaur Adds a New Wrinkle to the Origin of Birds” ht
This is a stunning chalcedony replaced gastropod fossil from Betul, India. This specimen has been po
historicallyinnacurate:My new rock children. 10$ grab bag I think are awesome.
Ammolite (Late Cretaceous, 70 million years) - Bearpaw Formation, Alberta, Canada
Amber with Plant Inclusions (Hymenaea protera, Oligocene) - Domincan Republic
thealphapigeon:sapphicspaceranger: mandaladana:Slab of brittle sea star fossils. The look like the s
I imagine most people have seen examples of insects trapped in amber, like the mosquito from the mov
This young mammoth on display in the St Petersburg Zoological Museum appears to have been preserved
when the Predacons scanned fossils for alternate forms they were mostly accurate in their reconstruc
squirtle-daddy:thealphapigeon:sapphicspaceranger: mandaladana:Slab of brittle sea star fossils. The
BEACH FOSSILS @ UNIONPhotos By: Kiabad Meza
literally so true
squirtle-daddy:thealphapigeon:sapphicspaceranger: mandaladana:Slab of brittle sea star fossils. The
wike-wabbits:Snail fossil that has completely transformed into Opal
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