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Fossil Specimens
Study microscopic and macroscopic organisms in greater detail as they are preserved in the fossil record, a natural time capsule etched in stone. These include study sets suitable for students including insects trapped in amber and rock, and aquatic organisms preserved by porous coral or other sediments. Other fossilized organic matter includes fecal matter from animals long past. Vertebrae and other skeletal remains of ancient or extinct creatures are easy to study in detail with these fossils.
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Sinocyamodus xinpuensis (Triassic)
Excellent complete skeletal replica of this rare Chinese fossil placodont, a primitive sauropterygian reptile. China.
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Manchurochelys liaoxensis
A rare complete skeleton and shell replica of this 130 million year old fossil turtle, a distant relative of the modern-day snapping turtle.
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Phacops rana milleri (Devonian)
Dramatically preserved assemblage of 24 complete trilobites showing exceptional detail on a 13×15" matrix. Ohio.
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Echinocorys sp. (Cretaceous)
Choice, well-prepped specimens of this distinctive "high-domed" fossil echinoid. Complete and detailed samples. Average size, 1 1/2"to 2" in diameter. Germany.
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Paradoxides harlani (Cambrian)
Large, complete Middle Cambrian trilobite, with long genal spines. It measures 71/2" in length on an 81/4×101/2" matrix. Resin. Newfoundland.
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Pachypleurosaurus edwardsi (Triassic)
This complete skeleton is an example of a primitive synaptosaurian reptile group known as nothosaurs. It measures 91/2" in length on an 113/4×61/4" matrix. Resin. Switzerland.
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Isotelus maximus (Ordovician)
A spectacular, museum-quality example of the official Ohio state fossil, it is complete, down to the genal spines. It measures 9" in length on an 113/4"×101/2" matrix. Resin. Ohio.
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Confuciousornis sanctus (Late Cretaceous)
This remarkable resin cast features one of the most complete examples of a near contemporary of Archaeopteryx. Recently found in Liaoning Province in China, this fossil bird displays the earliest evidence of truly beaked birds with clear body contour feathers.