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Dinosaur Fossil Reproductions Dinosaur Teeth & Jaws Updated Dec.2,2009

	Ankylosaur Tooth with Root Cretaceous age Location : Montana Cost $ 30 Size 1 3/4" Item # dino/ankylotth-30bsr/cm Note: The original fossil was discovered in July of 2008. Composition: Solid plastic resin (pour-a-kast) Finish: Hand Painted with protective clear-coat
	Allosaurus Jaw with Teeth # 2 Jurassic age from Utah, USA. Location: Utah, USA Cost $ 110 Size 12" Item # dino/allojaw2-110bsr/gd Note: This is a partial lower jaw with teeth from an Allosaur and is a direct cast from the original specimen.
	Camarasaurus Tooth # 1 Jurassic age Location: Utah, USA Cost $20 Size 5.5" Item # dino/camaratth1-bsr20/gd
	Ceratosaurus nasicornus maxilla ( portion of the upper jaw ) Jurassic Age Location ,Wyoming Cost $ 120 Size 10" x 11" Item # dino/ceratotth-bsr120/gd Note: was a large meat eating dinosaur around 20 feet from head to tail and featured a nasal horn as it's name suggests.
	Duckbill Dinosaur Lower Jaw ( Edmontosaurus ) Late Cretaceous age from Montana, USA. Cost $45 Size 7 1/2" Item # dino/edjaw-bsr45/pp
	Duckbill Dinosaur Lower Jaw Late Cretaceous age from Montana, USA. Cost $200 Size 14" Item # dino/duckbjaw-bsr200/vap
	Giganotosaurus Tooth Cretaceous age from Argentina. Cost $24 Size 6" Item # dino/gigotth-bsr24/vap
	Iguanodon Tooth Cost $16 Size 1 1/2" Middle Jurassic from England Item # dino/iggytth-bsr16/gsci
Actual Specimen Replica Replica	Megalosaurus Jaw & Teeth Middle Jurassic age from England. Cost $145 Size 11 1/2" long ( the tooth 2 1/2" ) Item # dino/megalotth-bsr145/rg Note: there are a total of 7 teeth including 2 of which are erupting the gum line. This is an exact replica of the original fossil that was found in the early 1800's and is presently still on display at the Oxford Museum in England. HISTORY: In 1824 Megalosaurus bucklandi became the first "dinosaur" to be described and given a proper scientific name. It was Scientist and British geologist, William Buckland (1784–1856), the Dean of Westminster, who first described Megalosaurus. Megalosaurus literally means “big reptile.” Its remains were discovered in a quarry at Stonesfield in Oxfordshire, England. At that time, however, the word 'dinosaur' did not yet exist. Although Megalosaurus was a typical two legged meat-eater, (Therapod) in 1824 it was thought to walk on four legs like a big lizard and be an extinct relative of the modern iguana. It wasn't until 20 years later, in 1842, that Sir Richard Owen came up with the word 'dinosauria' which means "terrible reptiles" to describe these spectacular fossil creatures which were being discovered.
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	Tarbosaurus Lower Jaw # 1 Scientific Name: Tarbosaurus bataar Size: 40" Age: Late Cretaceous Loc: Mongolia Formation: Nemegt Price: $ 775 Item: # dino/tarbojaw1-bsr/gd 775 Note: This Dinosaur was the relative to the American T-Rex
	Tarbosaurus Lower Jaw # 2 Scientific Name: Tarbosaurus bataar Size: 34 1/2" Age: Late Cretaceous Loc: Mongolia Formation: Nemegt Price: $ 575 Item: # dino/tarbojaw2-bsr/gd 575 Note: This Dinosaur was the relative to the American T-Rex
	T-Rex Maxilla Cretaceous age from Montana, USA. Cost $400 Size 30" x 24" Item # dino/trexmax-bsr400/vap FYI: Record specimen from the Cretaceous Hell Creek Formation of Montana
click images	T-Rex Lower Jaw ( Lower Right Mandible ) Cretaceous Age Loc: Montana Size: 53" long ( scale 1: 1 ) $ 575.00 Item # dino/trexlwrjaw-bsr/575rg Note: Cast from original jaw found in Montana, 1988, Hell Creek Formation, Cretaceous. Life size (1:1 scale) lower right mandible
	T-Rex Tooth with root # 00 Cretaceous age from South Dakota, USA. Cost $55 Size 13" Item # dino/lgtrextth00-bsr55/rg Note: To date this tooth is the record holder as being the largest ever found. The Original sold for 10,000 dollars and resides in a private collection. If you prefer to ADD this T-Rex model with the tooth just indicate that when ordering and add $10.00 more to your order. Note: This model considered to be the best by many Paleontologists and dinosaur model collectors ever made by any company is no longer being produced. If you where to buy the model separately from this web site it ( PREHISTORIC MODELS ) would cost you $18.00.....
	T-Rex Tooth - White # 1 Cretaceous age from South Dakota, USA. Cost $30 Size 7" Item # dino/trextthwhite1-bsr/vap30
	T-Rex Tooth - # 2 Cretaceous age from South Dakota, USA. Cost $18 Size 2 1/2" Item # dino/trextth2-bsr/vap18
	T-Rex Tooth # 3 Cretaceous age from South Dakota, USA. Cost $25 Size 4 1/2" along the outside curve. Item # dino/trextth3-bsr/vap25
click images	T-Rex Tooth ( Pre-Maxilla ) # 4 Cretaceous age from Montana, USA. Cost $15 Size 2 1/4" Item # dino/trextth4-bsr/cm15
click image click image	T-Rex Tooth Dentary # 5 Age: Late Cretaceous Location : Hell Creek Formation, Harding County, South Dakota Cost $ 475 Size 11" x 11" x 3 1/2" ( up to 10" teeth ) Item # dino/trextth5-bsr/rg475 Note: This reconstruction, showing Tyrannosaurus rex tooth progression, provides a fascinating look inside the tooth regeneration process of the most fierce predator North America has ever hosted. The exterior of the dentary is intact, while the interior provides an open window to the innermost actions taking place. The Theropod dinosaurs re grew their teeth as the old ones became too worn or broke off. The blood vessels and soft tissues would have transported the raw materials necessary for healthy teeth and bone as these massive giants continually regenerated their fearsome smile and devastating bite.
click images	Triceratops Tooth Size: 1 1/2" Age: Late Cretaceous Loc: So. Dakota Price: $ 18 Item: # dino/tritth-bsr/vap18
click images click images	click image Triceratops Jaws ( Baby ) Age: Late Cretaceous 65-68 million years old Location: Jordan , Montana Size : 5 1/4" long each Price : $ 110.00 each Item # dino/trijawbaby- bsr/110cm FYI: In 2006 near Jordan, Montana, a Triceratops quarry was discovered. The quarry contained a sub-adult Triceratops partial skull and skeleton, and elements from a baby Triceratops. The first two elements from the baby that were found were the left humerus and the right dentary. The humerus (6.25" long) was complete and dentary was 50% complete. As preparation continued on the sub-adult material, the left dentary was discovered! This one was complete, allowing for the length of the dentary to be known (5.25 inches)! With the left one found complete, the right one could be reconstructed. Now, these very rare and unique replicas are available. Each dentary has a tooth in it! This is truly a unique set of replicas. With these elements, it can be estimated how big the triceratops was. It is guessed to be under 3 feet long, with a skull less than 12 inches! click image

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