Dinosaurs

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  • Teeth and Claws

    Teeth and Claws (20)

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    Bones (13)

  • Eggshell

    Eggshell (4)

  • Coprolites (Poo)

    Coprolites (Poo) (6)

  • Gastrolith (Stomach Stones)

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  • Edmontosaurus Dinosaur Tooth Fossil – Cretaceous Period, USA

    (Actual as seen) Sale! £17.16
    SKU: FSS505
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  • Lambeosaur Dinosaur Tooth Fossil – Cretaceous Period, USA

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  • British Dinosaur Bone

    (May differ to photo) £3.60
    SKU: FS7712
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  • British Dinosaur Bone Fossil – Rare Prehistoric Collectible

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    SKU: FSS037
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  • Certified Fossil of Iguanodon Partial Limb Bone, Jurassic Period, Isle of Wight UK

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    SKU: FSR983
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  • Sauropod Polished Slice Dinosaur Bone

    (May differ to photo) £9.60
    SKU: FS7710
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  • Carcharodontosaurus Dinosaur Tooth Fossil, Cretaceous Period, Africa, Certified

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    SKU: FSR860
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  • Carcharodontosaurus Dinosaur Tooth Fossil, Cretaceous Period, Africa, Certified

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    SKU: FSR862
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  • Carcharodontosaurus Dinosaur Tooth Fossil, Cretaceous Period, Africa, Certified

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    SKU: FSR863
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  • Carcharodontosaurus Dinosaur Tooth Fossil, Cretaceous Period, Africa, Certified

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    SKU: FSR864
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  • Carcharodontosaurus Dinosaur Tooth Fossil, Cretaceous Period, Africa, Certified

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    SKU: FSR865
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  • Carcharodontosaurus Dinosaur Tooth Fossil, Cretaceous Period, Africa, Certified

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    SKU: FSR866
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  • Carcharodontosaurus Dinosaur Tooth Fossil, Cretaceous Period, Africa, Certified

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    SKU: FSR867
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  • Carcharodontosaurus Dinosaur Tooth Fossil, Cretaceous Period, Africa, Certified

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    SKU: FSR868
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  • Carcharodontosaurus Dinosaur Tooth Fossil (similar to T-Rex)

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    SKU: FSS195
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  • 100% Genuine Specimen from Cretaceous Era in USA: Fossilized Triceratops Dinosaur Bone Bag

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    SKU: FS7M00
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  • Unique Collectible: Small Dinosaur Coprolite Fossil (Fossilized Poo)

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    SKU: FS7790
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  • Dinosaur Coprolite (Medium) Fossil Poo

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    SKU: FS7792
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  • Dinosaur Coprolite (Large) Fossil Poo

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    SKU: FS7791
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  • Genuine Dinosaur Coprolite (Fossil Poo)

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    SKU: FSS135
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  • Fossil Dinosaur Coprolite – Authentic Fossilized Poo – Unique Collectible

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  • Genuine Dinosaur Coprolite (Fossil Poo)

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    SKU: FSS187
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  • Perfect Gift for Kids and Collectors: Genuine Dinosaur Fossil Pack with Tooth, Bone, and Eggshell

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    SKU: FS7M01
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  • Raptor Dinosaur Tooth (Deltadromeus agilis) Fossil Specimen from

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    SKU: FSR111
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  • Atlasaurus Sauropod Slice Fossil – Jurassic Period, Morocco

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    SKU: FSS715
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  • Atlasaurus Sauropod Slice, Jurassic, Morocco

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    SKU: FS7715
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  • Atlasaurus Sauropod Slice, Jurassic, Morocco

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    SKU: FS7714
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  • Atlasaurus Sauropod Slice Fossil – Jurassic Period, Morocco

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Fossil dinosaurs are one of the most iconic and popular groups of extinct organisms that ever lived on Earth. They were a diverse group of reptiles that dominated terrestrial ecosystems for over 160 million years, from the Late Triassic period to the end of the Cretaceous period.

Dinosaurs were first recognized as a distinct group of organisms in the early 19th century, and since then, thousands of dinosaur fossils have been found in various parts of the world. These fossils have provided important information about the morphology, behavior, and ecology of these ancient creatures.

Dinosaurs were classified into two major groups: Saurischia and Ornithischia. The Saurischia included the theropods, which were the carnivorous dinosaurs such as Tyrannosaurus rex, as well as the sauropods, which were the long-necked herbivores such as Brachiosaurus. The Ornithischia included the herbivorous dinosaurs such as Stegosaurus and Triceratops.

Fossil dinosaur remains are found in sedimentary rocks all over the world, and they provide important insights into the evolution and diversification of dinosaurs over time. By studying these fossils, scientists have been able to reconstruct the anatomy and physiology of dinosaurs, as well as their behavior, ecology, and distribution.

Dinosaur fossils are often studied by paleontologists using a variety of techniques, such as comparative anatomy, morphometrics, and molecular biology. By comparing the morphology of fossil dinosaur specimens with those of living reptiles and birds, scientists can gain insights into the evolutionary relationships between different groups and the ways in which they have adapted to different environments.

Dinosaur fossils are also important indicators of past environmental conditions. For example, the presence of certain types of dinosaurs in a particular rock formation can provide clues about the climate, vegetation, and geography of the ancient environment. Additionally, the study of dinosaur fossils has helped scientists understand the mass extinction event that occurred at the end of the Cretaceous period, which led to the extinction of the dinosaurs and the rise of the mammals.

Overall, the study of fossil dinosaurs is an important part of paleontology, providing valuable insights into the evolution and diversification of these iconic organisms over millions of years. By studying these fossils, scientists can gain a better understanding of the history of life on Earth, as well as the complex interactions between different species and their environments.