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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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Prehistoric Skull Replicas
Eisco labs prehistoric skulls - premium set of six Neaderathal skulls. Set consists of Afarenis cranium, Africanus cranium, Habilis cranium, Erectus cranium, Neanderthalensis cranium and Steinheim skull.
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Carcharodon megalodon (Miocene)
Strikingly realistic large, museum-quality great white shark tooth. Length 5 1/2". Resin. South Carolina.
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Pterodactylus kochi (Jurassic)
Complete, including elongated fingers used to support the wing membrane. Resin. Germany.
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Dinosaur Killer and Meteorite Fossil
A genuine stone chondrite meteorite and a 150 million year old Sauropod bone fossil.
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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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Nothosaurus sp. (Triassic)
Wonderfully detailed, hand-painted, skeletal replica of a primitive Triassic nothosaur, a synaptosaurian aquatic reptile of uncertain ancestry. Resin. China.
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Bivalve Fossil Replica
This bivalve fossil replica looks like a shell you would find at the beach, but it is representative of an organism that lived millions of years ago.
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Urchin Fossil Replica, Eisco Scientific
This fossil replica represents an ancient sea urchin that crawled along the seafloor, feeding on algae. Although they are rarely preserved, echinoderms that looked like this had long spines like the sea urchins of today.