Dinosaur Bones for Sale
The Fossil Shack has a large variety of Dinosaur Bones for sale. The dinosaur bones for sale here are unique pieces that you will not find at other sites.
Undescribed Sauropod Tibia from the Maastrichtian Phosphate Beds in North Africa
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Undescribed Sauropod Tibia from the Maastrichtian Phosphate Beds in North Africa
This is an incredibly rare bone from a yet undescribed sauropod dinosaur. This bone was discovered in the maastrichtian phosphate beds in North Africa. There have only been a handful of dinosaur bones ever found in this formation and very few sauropod bones ever found in North Africa at all in any formation. The maastrichtian phosphate beds represent a formation that was at the bottom of the sea during the late cretaceous period and later. These bones have never been studied or described and probably represent a new species of sauropod dinosaur.
This incredible bone is not only rare, but is still in original matrix, containing skull and jaw sections form mosasaurs, shark teeth, and most rare of all a beautiful gastrolith.
The jacket has been thickened up and the piece can be displayed just as it is. The thick jacket also holds much more of the original matrix and trace fossils from the phosphate beds. This is an incredible piece for either the collector or to study.
For sale inquiries please contact sales@fossilshack.com
Asking Price: $17,000.00
This incredible bone is not only rare, but is still in original matrix, containing skull and jaw sections form mosasaurs, shark teeth, and most rare of all a beautiful gastrolith.
The jacket has been thickened up and the piece can be displayed just as it is. The thick jacket also holds much more of the original matrix and trace fossils from the phosphate beds. This is an incredible piece for either the collector or to study.
For sale inquiries please contact sales@fossilshack.com
Asking Price: $17,000.00
Undescribed Sauropod Femur Leg Bone from the Maastrichtian Phosphate Beds in North Africa With Huge Bite Marks
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Undescribed Sauropod Leg Bone from Maastrichtian Phosphate Beds
This is an incredibly rare bone from a yet undescribed sauropod dinosaur. This bone was discovered in the maastrichtian phosphate beds in North Africa. There have only been a handful of dinosaur bones ever found in this formation and very few sauropod bones ever found in North Africa at all in any formation. The maastrichtian phosphate beds represent a formation that was at the bottom of the sea during the late cretaceous period and later. These bones have never been studied or described and probably represent a new species of sauropod dinosaur.
This incredible bone is not only rare, but is the only example from north Africa with tooth marks. This bone contains at least 3-4 huge conical tooth marks from some very large predator. It is unknown what could have made these marks but it was giant. The size of these tooth marks suggests a super-predator, which may also not have been discovered yet. The size and shape of the tooth marks could also suggest a predator such as Spinosaurus, which was thought to only have fed on fish and aquatic animals or super-croc. This bone not only has tremendous collector value, but also incredible scientific value and is a one-of-a-kind piece.
If interested, please contact us at info@fossilshack.com
SOLD! SOLD! $19,000.00
We do have a similar bone collected from the same location. For pricing, inquiries and pictures contact us at info@fossilshack.com
This incredible bone is not only rare, but is the only example from north Africa with tooth marks. This bone contains at least 3-4 huge conical tooth marks from some very large predator. It is unknown what could have made these marks but it was giant. The size of these tooth marks suggests a super-predator, which may also not have been discovered yet. The size and shape of the tooth marks could also suggest a predator such as Spinosaurus, which was thought to only have fed on fish and aquatic animals or super-croc. This bone not only has tremendous collector value, but also incredible scientific value and is a one-of-a-kind piece.
If interested, please contact us at info@fossilshack.com
SOLD! SOLD! $19,000.00
We do have a similar bone collected from the same location. For pricing, inquiries and pictures contact us at info@fossilshack.com
NEW Elasmosaur Vertebrae # Elb-1-a13-s
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Elasmosaur Vertebrae # Elb-1-a13-s
This is a fantastic, large elasmosaur Vertebrae from the Sahara Desert.
Elasmosaurus was about 14 m (46 ft) in length and weighed over 2,000 kg (2.2 tons), making it among the largest plesiosaurs. The premaxilla has more than five teeth. The dentary symphysis extends to a point between the fourth and fifth tooth in the dentary. The atlas-axis complex of its cervical vertebrae are long and low and number over 60. The type specimen (ANSP 10081) has 71 vertebrate in the neck. The anterior cervical vertebrae are also long and low. There is also a longitudinal lateral crest present in the anterior cervical vertebrae. Elasmosaurus has around three pectoral vertebrae which is common among elasmosaurs. The tail is composed of at least 18 vertebrae. The pectoral girdle has a long pectoral bar. This bar is absent in juveniles and present in adults. On the scapula, the coracoidal margin appears to be about as long as the glenoideal one. Thee anterior edge of the pelvic girdle is anterolaterally directed and almost straight. Also, the ischia are connected medially so that along the length of the pelvic girdle. Elasmosaurus has both pair of limbs that are nearly equal in size and are highly modified into a rigid paddle.
Elasmosaurus was about 14 m (46 ft) in length and weighed over 2,000 kg (2.2 tons), making it among the largest plesiosaurs. The premaxilla has more than five teeth. The dentary symphysis extends to a point between the fourth and fifth tooth in the dentary. The atlas-axis complex of its cervical vertebrae are long and low and number over 60. The type specimen (ANSP 10081) has 71 vertebrate in the neck. The anterior cervical vertebrae are also long and low. There is also a longitudinal lateral crest present in the anterior cervical vertebrae. Elasmosaurus has around three pectoral vertebrae which is common among elasmosaurs. The tail is composed of at least 18 vertebrae. The pectoral girdle has a long pectoral bar. This bar is absent in juveniles and present in adults. On the scapula, the coracoidal margin appears to be about as long as the glenoideal one. Thee anterior edge of the pelvic girdle is anterolaterally directed and almost straight. Also, the ischia are connected medially so that along the length of the pelvic girdle. Elasmosaurus has both pair of limbs that are nearly equal in size and are highly modified into a rigid paddle.
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68.00
New Elasmosaur Vertebrae #Elb-2-a13-s
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Elasmosaur Vertebrae # Elb-2-a13-s
This is a fantastic, large elasmosaur Vertebrae from the Sahara Desert.
Elasmosaurus was about 14 m (46 ft) in length and weighed over 2,000 kg (2.2 tons), making it among the largest plesiosaurs. The premaxilla has more than five teeth. The dentary symphysis extends to a point between the fourth and fifth tooth in the dentary. The atlas-axis complex of its cervical vertebrae are long and low and number over 60. The type specimen (ANSP 10081) has 71 vertebrate in the neck. The anterior cervical vertebrae are also long and low. There is also a longitudinal lateral crest present in the anterior cervical vertebrae. Elasmosaurus has around three pectoral vertebrae which is common among elasmosaurs. The tail is composed of at least 18 vertebrae. The pectoral girdle has a long pectoral bar. This bar is absent in juveniles and present in adults. On the scapula, the coracoidal margin appears to be about as long as the glenoideal one. Thee anterior edge of the pelvic girdle is anterolaterally directed and almost straight. Also, the ischia are connected medially so that along the length of the pelvic girdle. Elasmosaurus has both pair of limbs that are nearly equal in size and are highly modified into a rigid paddle.
Elasmosaurus was about 14 m (46 ft) in length and weighed over 2,000 kg (2.2 tons), making it among the largest plesiosaurs. The premaxilla has more than five teeth. The dentary symphysis extends to a point between the fourth and fifth tooth in the dentary. The atlas-axis complex of its cervical vertebrae are long and low and number over 60. The type specimen (ANSP 10081) has 71 vertebrate in the neck. The anterior cervical vertebrae are also long and low. There is also a longitudinal lateral crest present in the anterior cervical vertebrae. Elasmosaurus has around three pectoral vertebrae which is common among elasmosaurs. The tail is composed of at least 18 vertebrae. The pectoral girdle has a long pectoral bar. This bar is absent in juveniles and present in adults. On the scapula, the coracoidal margin appears to be about as long as the glenoideal one. Thee anterior edge of the pelvic girdle is anterolaterally directed and almost straight. Also, the ischia are connected medially so that along the length of the pelvic girdle. Elasmosaurus has both pair of limbs that are nearly equal in size and are highly modified into a rigid paddle.
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66.00
NEW Raptor Sacrum Section
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Raptor Sacrum Section
This is a nice, but rare section of a sacrum from a dromaeosaur raptor. This section i well preserved and still sits in the original matrix. There is also a small section of a hadrosaur tooth encased in the same matrix. This is a very nice piece for any collection.
SOLD $35.00
SOLD $35.00
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Large Sauropod Vertebrae #1 (Possibly Camarasaurus)
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Large Sauropod Vert #1
This large therapod vertebrae was found in a privately owned location where numerous camarasaurus bones have been found. This bone is presumed to be from the back of an adult camarasaurus. It contains the spinal canal and partial processes. This is an incredible collectors piece and looks even more stunning in person than in the pictures.
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155.00
NEW Small Hadrosaur Vertebrae in Matrix
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Small Hadrosaur Vertebrae in Matrix
This is a small hadrosaur vertebrae in its original matrix. It is very well preserved and has great color. This is a fantastic piece priced very low. SOLD $28.00
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Raptor Bones
NEW Chevron in Matrix
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Chevron in Matrix
Here is a nice dinosaur chevron in matrix. This comes from an unknown dinosaur in the Hell Creek formation and is a very nice display piece.
SOLD $35.00
SOLD $35.00
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NEW Hadrosaur Vertebrae #Hv-5-E12-s
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Hadrosaur Vertebrae #Hv-5-e12-s
This is a large and very nice vertebrae of a hadrosaur from the Hell Creek formation. Hadrosaurs were the most common dinosaurs in the cretaceous period. They are often referred to as duck-billed dinosaurs. This is a great display piece for every collection.
SOLD! $38.00
SOLD! $38.00
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NEW Unprepared Hadrosaur Vertebrae #Hv-7-e12-s
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Unprepared Hadrosaur Vertebrae #Hv-7-e12-s
This is a small and very nice vertebrae of a hadrosaur from the Hell Creek formation. This vert is just as it was found with no work done on it. Hadrosaurs were the most common dinosaurs in the cretaceous period. They are often referred to as duck-billed dinosaurs. This is a great display piece for every collection.
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36.00
Undescribed Sauropod Pelvis from Maastrichtian Phosphate Beds
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Undescribed Sauropod Pelvis from the Maastrichtian Phosphate beds
These are incredibly rare bones making up a complete side of a pelvis from a yet undescribed sauropod dinosaur. These bones were discovered in the maastrichtian phosphate beds in North Africa. There have only been a handful of dinosaur bones ever found in this formation and very few sauropod bones ever found in North Africa at all in any formation. This is the most complete pelvis material to have been found. The maastrichtian phosphate beds represent a formation that was at the bottom of the sea during the late cretaceous period and later. These bones have never been studied or described and probably represent a new species of sauropod dinosaur.
These bones are nearly four feet each and would create a pelvis nearly six to eight feet high. This bone not only has tremendous collector value, but also incredible scientific value and is a one-of-a-kind piece.
If interested, please contact us at info@fossilshack.com
Low Fossil Shack Price $18,000.00
We do have a similar bone collected from the same location. For pricing, inquiries and pictures contact us at info@fossilshack.com
These bones are nearly four feet each and would create a pelvis nearly six to eight feet high. This bone not only has tremendous collector value, but also incredible scientific value and is a one-of-a-kind piece.
If interested, please contact us at info@fossilshack.com
Low Fossil Shack Price $18,000.00
We do have a similar bone collected from the same location. For pricing, inquiries and pictures contact us at info@fossilshack.com
Mosasaur Bone Pile
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Mosasaur Bone Pile
These mosasaur bones came from a larger pile which was reconstructed. This section of the pile was deemed not of usable quality, as many of the bones are broken and are formed of softer rock than the others. This is a very unique item and is no something you are likely to come across often.
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99.00
