Fish & Shark Collections

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Name:    Fish Tooth Collection
Geologic Age:  Triassic to Eocene
Location: England
Comments:  This is a collection of fish teeth from the Triassic to Eocene.  Included within in the collection are:  Sargodon tomicus - Triassic molarform and incisiform teeth  Severnichthys acuminatius - Triassic  Eomesodon - Jurassic button teeth  Lepidotus - Lower Cretaceous button teeth  Cymbium and Eutrichiurides - Eocene  In total there are 9 different types of teeth each with full geologic data and housed  either in a gem jar or capsule. Specimens vary in size from 2 to 6mm and all are complete with great details. The photographs show specimens typical of those housed within the collections.

Fish Tooth Collection 1  Price $25.00 (10 Available)

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Name:    Cretaceous Fish & Shark Collection
Geologic Age:  Cretaceious
Location: Demopolis Formation, Mississippi
Comments: This is a rare and comprehensive collection of vertebrates and a few invertebrates.  The following specimens are included in the collection (all are complete unless noted):   1.) Mosasaurus conodon - partial tooth  2.) Shark vertebrae  3.) Crocodile scute sections  4.) Fish coprolite  5.) Xiphactinus predatory fish partial tooth  6.) Squalicorax pristodontus shark tooth  7.) Squalicorax kaupi shark tooth  8.) Hadrodus priscus fish tooth  9.) Enchodus ferox fang  10.) Brachyrhizodus mcnulti ray tooth  11.) Brachyrhizodus wichitaensis ray tooth  12.) Ischyodus bifurcatus tritor section  13.) Scapanorhynchus raphiodon texanus shark lower tooth  14.) Scapanorhynchus raphiodon texanus shark upper tooth  15.) Lepisosteus gar scale  16.) Globidens alabamensis tooth fragment  17.) Iscyrhiza mira mira partial rostral tooth  18.) Ray skin denticle  19.) Enchodus ferox jaw section  20.) Leidyosuchus crocodile tooth  21.) Fish vertebrae  22.) Ptychotrigon triangularis ray tooth  23.) Turtle shell section  24.) Reptilian coprolite  25.) Shark coprolite  26.) Hybodus partial shark tooth  27.) Anamoeodus latidens fish tooth  28.) Hoplopolaria lobster fragment  29.) Callianassa mortoni ghost shrimp fragment  Even though some remains are fragmentary, most of the main faunal types represented  at the site are present in the collection. Specimens range in size from a couple of  milimeters (the ray denticles) up to about 3 cm for some of the teeth and bone  fragments, with the average being around 1cm. Quality ranges from fair (the partial specimens) to excellent - exactly what you would expect for a collection representing typical specimens of such a wide variety of forms.  The images show typical specimens that are included in the collection.

Fish & Shark Collection 1  Price $75.00 (5 Available)