Very nice rooted tooth of a Bothriospondylus madagascariensis. The Bothriospondylus madagascariensis is one of the 3 Sauropods that lived in what now is Madagascar during the middle Jurassic. Rarely such teeth are found with their root intact. Tot quality big size sauropod tooth

Very rare all-natural undescribed Neoceratosaurus tooth from the Middle Jurassic layers of Madagascar. This type of small theropod tooth is currently being studied and might belong to a complete new theropod species. The shape and serrations are very close to the Ceratosaurus. So far it is listed as a new Neoceratosaurus species. The tooth is in good condition and completely original in the condition as found.

Very good quality Edestus shark jaw with slab of original matrix in which the jaw was found. The Edestus, also called coal shark or scissor tooth shark, is a very rare Pennsylvanian age shark species found at high debt in coal mines in Illinois. Each tooth has a triangular crown with large serrations. The roots are quite unique as they appear as long arms with the crown at the end. The Edestus shark had an upper and lower tooth row that they could use in a scissor-like motion to cut prey. It is the first animal to cut vertically. The matrix measures 400 x 265 mm or 15.75" x 10.45"

Museum quality Temnospondyl skeleton known as Aphaneramma gavialimimus from the Eotriassic layers from Madagascar. Temnospondyl fossils are rarely found complete and definitely not of this quality. This unique piece is both positive and negative and has incredibly detailed fossilisation and represents the almost complete body. Only the tail is missing. A once in a life time discovery. This unique specimen provides an incredible image of what this amphibian must have looked like. The nodule measures 490 mm or 19.3" and comes with custom made stands.

From the Eotriassic layers from Madagascar many fish species have been described. The smaller fish is this Australosomus merlei very recognisable by its typical shale alignment. This Australosomus is both positive and negative and has incredibly detailed fossilisation. It is rare to find this species complete. In most cases part of the head or the tail is missing.

Perfectly preserved spectacular double trilobite from Oklahoma. The Homotelus bromidensis is typically found in multiple death plates. This particular piece was fossilized as a little nodule with 2 trilobites engaged in a dance. Comes with a custom made stand.

Very well preserved fossil dragon fly, a Stenophlebia latreillei with great details. the Stenophlebia latreillei is the rarer species of dragon flies in the Solnhofen lagerstatte. The dragon fly has a 80 mm - 3.2" body and is displayed on its big natural matrix. Comes with a custom made stand.

Very rare all-natural undescribed Dromaeosaurus tooth from the Cretaceous layers of Madagascar. This type of small theropod tooth is currently being studied and might belong to a complete new theropod species. The shape and serrations are very close to the US Dromaeosaurus but show as well similarities with the Saurornitholestes. So far it is listed as a new Dromaeosaur spieces. The tooth is in good condition and completely original in the condition as found. Majungatholus was a medium-sized raptor about six meters long. He had a short broad head with rather small teeth and a solidly built stocky body with very small front legs and short hind legs.