Fish LAST UPDATED July 27,2008 |
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Specimens from Canada |
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Scaumenacia Curta (Lung Fish) Age; Devonian Location; Quebec, Canada. Cost; $120 Size; 16.5" long x 5.5" high (fish) Size; 17.25" x 7.25" (matrix) Item # fish/lung-bsr/rg 120 |
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Ancient Plated Fish (Bothriolepis) Double Age; Devonian Location; Quebec, Canada. Cost; $95 Size; 6" (fish) Size; 12" x 5.5" (matrix) Item # fish/bothdbl-bsr/vap 95 |
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Ancient Plated Fish (Bothriolepis) Age; Devonian Location; Quebec, Canada. Cost; $75 Size; 6" (fish) Size; 7" x 5.5" (matrix) Item # fish/bothsing-bsr/vap 75 |
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Specimens from Germany |
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Gar Fish Age; Jurassic Location; Solnhofen limestone formation Bavaria, Germany Cost; $75 Size; 9 1/2" Item # fish/gar-bsr/pp75 |
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Banjo Fish Age; Jurassic Location; Solnhofen limestone formation Bavaria, Germany Cost; $110 Size; 18" Item # fish/banjo-bsr/pp 110 |
| Coelocanth Age; Jurassic Location; Germany. Cost; $ 75 Size; 11" x 4" (matrix) Item # fish/coelo-bsr/pp 75 |
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Carcharodon Megalodon |
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Carcharodon Megalodon
Shark Jaws Age; Miocene Location; Florida Cost; $ 4500 Size; 5 foot x 6 foot wide Item # fish/megmouth-bsr4500 Crating & Shipping additional fees. Call for quotes. |
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The World's Largest Shark Tooth !! Carcharocles (Carcharodon) Megalodon # 8 Age; Upper Miocene Location; Arequipa, Peru. Size; 7.5" Cost; $95 Item # fish/megtooth8-bsr 95 This tooth belonged to the ancestor of the modern Great White Shark and is known as the WORLD'S LARGEST The Megalodon Shark became extinct at the end of the Pliocene Era, 1.5 million years ago. Sharks will go through about 20 thousand teeth in its lifetime. By comparison, the largest Great White Shark recorded is under 20 feet, with the largest tooth being under 3 inches |
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Carcharodon Megalodon Shark Tooth # 9 Age; Miocene Location; South Carolina, USA. Size; 5.5" Cost; $36 Item # fish/megtooth9-bsr/vap 36 This tooth belonged to the ancestor of the modern Great White Shark !! Your Choice of Black or White. The Megalodon Shark became extinct at the end of the Pliocene Era, 1.5 million years ago. Sharks will go through about 20 thousand teeth in its lifetime. By comparison, the largest Great White Shark recorded is under 20 feet, with the largest tooth being under 3 inches |
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Charcharocles Megalodon Shark Tooth # 10 Age; Miocene Location; Shark Tooth Hill, California, USA. Cost; $36 Size; 5.5" Item # fish/megtooth10-bsr/vap 36 The Megalodon Shark became extinct at the end of the Pliocene Era, 1.5 million years ago. Sharks will go through about 20 thousand teeth in its lifetime. By comparison, the largest Great White Shark recorded is under 20 feet, with the largest tooth being under 3 inches |
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Charcharocles Megalodon Shark Tooth # 11 Age; Miocene Location; Shark Tooth Hill, California, USA. Cost; $36 Size; 5" (tooth) Size; 7" x 3.5" (matrix) Item # fish/megtooth11-bsr/vap 36 The Megalodon Shark became extinct at the end of the Pliocene Era, 1.5 million years ago. Sharks will go through about 20 thousand teeth in its lifetime. By comparison, the largest Great White Shark recorded is under 20 feet, with the largest tooth being under 3 inches |
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Charcharocles Megalodon
Shark Tooth # 12 Age; Miocene Location; Cooper River, So. Carolina Cost; $27 ( comes with stand ) Size; 6 1/4" (tooth) Item # fish/megtooth12-27bsr/ping The Megalodon Shark became extinct at the end of the Pliocene Era, 1.5 million years ago. Sharks will go through about 20 thousand teeth in its lifetime. By comparison, the largest Great White Shark recorded is under 20 feet, with the largest tooth being under 3 inches |
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Specimens from Other Countries |
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Millerosteus (
Placoderm Fish ) Age; Devonian Location; Elgin, Scotland Cost; $ 30 Size; 3 3/4 " long (fish) Size; 6" x 3 1/2" (matrix) Item # fish/placfish-bsr/pp30 |
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Mene rhombeus Age; Oligocene Location; Verona, Italy Cost; $ 80 Size; 5 " long x 4" wide (fish) Size; 7.5" x 7" (matrix) Item # fish/mene-bsr/pp80 |
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Helicoprion bessonowi
tooth Age; Late Permian to Early Triassic Location; Russia Cost; $ 95 Size; 9 1/2" wide (tooth) Size; 11.5" x 11.5" (matrix) Item # fish/helicop-bsr/rg95 Note: call to order or email FYI: This is a large symphysial tooth whorl of an otherwise unknown Shark related to the Edestoids. Check the below diagram to see how some paleontologists think how this giant tooth may have been placed on the shark. |
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Proscinetes
Age; Jurassic 110 million year old fish Location; Europe & Brazil Cost; $65 Size; 13" Item # fish/pros-bsr/pp 65 |
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Specimen from the USA |
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| Xiphactinus
audax Age - Early Cretaceous ( 100 million years old ) Location - Niobrara Chalk, formation, Kansas Cost; $250 Size; Matrix 23” x 26 ¼” and the Fish head is 18” x 21 ½”. Item # fish/x-fish-250bsr/rg ![]() This is a complete real fossil skeleton housed in a museum. In real life the fish could have reached lengths of up to 4 meters or 12 foot long just like any living shark of today,and with teeth like you see it was definitely a predator. |
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| Gar Fish Age; Eocene Location; Wyoming Cost; $385 Size; 28" (fish) Size; 30" x 8" (matrix) Item # fish/lggar-385bsr/rg Note: ready to hung on your wall and also look at the details of the scales and the tail . A real one of these fishes would cost upwards of 8000.00. |
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