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The Following Replicas were all found in the Solnhofen Rock
Formation in the region of Bavaria Germany. Many of the original specimens were
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Rhamphorhynchus muensteri - Pterosaur
Jurassic age from the Solnhofen formation, Germany.
Size 12.5" x 22.5" (plate)
Cost $180
Item # rep/muensteri-bsr/ad180
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Pterodactylus Antiguus [ A ]
Jurassic age from Germany.
Cost $60
Size 8" x 7" Item #
rep/pantigusA-bsr/pp60
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Pterodactylus Antiguus [ B ]
Jurassic age from Germany.
Cost $60
Size 7" x 5"
This was the first Pterodactylus ever discovered (1800's). Item #
rep/pantigusB-bsr/pp60
Note: This fossil was the first Pterodactylus ever discovered and studied by
Baron Von Cuvier in 1801. Today the Baron is known as the Father of Vertebra
Paleontology and the fossil is also known as the Cuvier Specimen.
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Pterodactylus elegans
Jurassic age from Germany.
Cost $30
Size 4" x 3"
Item # rep/elegans-bsr/pp30
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Pterodactylus Kocki [ A ]
Jurassic age from Germany.
Cost $60
Size Plaque - 8" x 7"
Item # rep/kockiA-bsr/pp60
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Pterodactylus Kocki [ B ]
Jurassic age from Germany.
Cost $60
Size Plaque - 7" x 6"
Item # rep/kockiB-bsr/pp60
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Campylognathoides zitteli
Jurassic age from Holzmaden, Germany.
Cost $ 145
Size Plaque - 17" x 28"
Item # rep/pittspec-bsr/pp145
Note: This specimen was found in Germany in 1897 and was bought by Andrew
Carnegie in 1903 and the original specimen resides at the Carnegie Museum in
Pittsburgh, Pa. and to many people it is known as
THE PITTSBURGH SPECIMEN. |



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Rhamphorhynchus - Pterosaur
Jurassic age from Germany.
Cost $95
Size 13" (pteradactyl)
Size 13 5/8" x 9" (plate)
Item # rep/rhampho-bsr/pp95
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Rhamphorhynchus - Pterosaur
# 2
Jurassic age from Germany.
Cost $195
Size 23" (pteradactyl)
Size 25" x 14.5" (plate)
Item # rep/rhampho2-bsr/ad195 |

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Scaphognathus - Pterosaur
Jurassic age from the Solnhofen formation, Germany.
Cost $75
Size 9.5" x 6.25" (plate)
Item # rep/scaph-bsr/pp75 |
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Archaeopteryx
lithographica
Known as the Eichstatt specimen
Jurassic age from Germany.
Cost $95
Size 19" x 11" (matrix)
This is the copy of the famous Eichstatt specimen 1 of 8 specimens.
Although the feathers are not present it is considered by many scientists as the
best fossilized, and is considered by many scientists as the link between dinosaurs and birds.
Item # rep/archieeich-bsr/pp95 |



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Archaeopteryx
lithographica- #51
Jurassic age from Germany.
Cost $180
Size 18" x 14"
This is the copy of the famous Berlin specimen (the only one ever found with the feathers) and is considered by many scientists as the link between dinosaurs and birds.
Item # rep/archieberlin51-bsr/pp180
Note: Made of Hydrocal a mixture of plaster and
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Archaeopteryx lithographica # 52
Jurassic age from Germany.
Cost $260
Size 18" x 14"
This is the copy of the famous Berlin specimen (the only one ever found with the feathers) and is considered by many scientists as the link between dinosaurs and birds.
Item # rep/archieberlin52-bsr/rg260
Note: Made of High Density Polyurethane.
FYI:
What has reptilian teeth, a long bony tail, three clawed
fingers on each forearm and...feathers? Archaeopteryx, of course. Sometimes
referred to as the first bird we now understand Archaeopteryx to be part of a
group related to the ancestors of modern birds. While Archaeopteryx had true
feathers and could fly, the creature was mostly dinosaurian in form.
Fewer than ten skeletons of
Archaeopteryx have ever been found. Of these, the most famous is on exhibit at
the Humboldt University Museum of Natural History in Berlin. Found in 1877 in
German's Solnhofen Limestone, the Berlin specimen remains the best preserved
Archaeopteryx of those so far discovered. From the claws and feathers on the
wings to the teeth in the tiny skull, the Berlin skeleton is a window on bird
evolution.
We're
proud to present an accurate replica of this famous skeleton. Of the many copies
of the Berlin specimen available, few reflect the original's detail and color as
well as our cast.
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click imageSordespilosus (
known as the Hairy Devil Pterosaur
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Late Jurassic age
Location: Kevatau Mountains, Kazakhstan
Cost : $ 60
Size 6" x 7" ( Plate Size )
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Sharovipteryx
Was known as Podopteryx.
Triassic age from Russia.
Cost $60
Size 6.75" (pteradactyl)
Size 8.5" x 4" (plate)
Note:
Podopteryx (now Sharovipteryx) from
Russia.
A gliding thecodont (reptile) with "hand to foot" membrane much like a flying
squirrel.
The earliest known flying vertebrate (Triassic period)
Item # rep/sharovi-bsr/pp60
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Tropeognathus Skull Plaque
Scale 1:1 = Life Size.
Size 18"
Cost $125
Cretaceous age from Brazil.
This creature had a 13 Foot wing span.
Item # rep/tropeo-bsr125
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