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Fossils Jigsaw Puzzle Collection (#3)

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Mammals - Megatherum: Claw-bearing phalange

Siphonodendron (Rugose coral) with pitted surface, Carboniferous era

Fossilized skull of Neanderthal

Fossilized Pteridosperm seeds known as Trigonocarpus

Osteichthyans - Birgeria: Upper jaw

Baleen plate

Elrathia: Fossilized in light brown shale

Crustacea - Stramentum: Fossilized in chalk

Red-brown, patterned Actinocyathus coral

Mammals - Panthera: Lower jaw

Diplacanthus: Spine and tail, fossilized in sandstone

Fossils Jigsaw Puzzle Collection: Oxytoma, or Scallop: Fossilised shell of a suspension feeding scallop

Oxytoma, or Scallop: Fossilised shell of a suspension feeding scallop, the Oxytoma longicostata (Stuchbury)

Osteichthyans - Aspidorhynchus: Anterior trunk

Fossils Jigsaw Puzzle Collection: Top view of a fossilised sea lily, Actinocrinites parkinsoni Wright

Top view of a fossilised sea lily, Actinocrinites parkinsoni Wright, which lived on reefs in deep waters

Cruziana

Heliophyllum (Rugose coral), fossil, Devonian era

Bivalves - Glycymeris: Several specimens fossilized in London clay

Overhead view of model of Pterodactylus

Palaeospinax: Partial skeleton

Fossils Jigsaw Puzzle Collection: Nautiloids - Cernoceras: A fossilised Cenoceras simillium (Foord and Crick) shell

Nautiloids - Cernoceras: A fossilised Cenoceras simillium (Foord and Crick) shell, a nautilus that lived in seas 50 - 100 metres deep

Triarthrus: Fossilized in grey shale

Fossils Jigsaw Puzzle Collection: A fossilised sea lily, Hemicrinus canon (Seeley), which had arms set at right angles to its

A fossilised sea lily, Hemicrinus canon (Seeley), which had arms set at right angles to its spoon-shaped cup. It lived in shallow, turbulent waters

Fossils Jigsaw Puzzle Collection: Bivalves - Cardiola: A cluster of fossilised shells of Cardiola interrupta J. de C

Bivalves - Cardiola: A cluster of fossilised shells of Cardiola interrupta J. de C. Sowerby, which is believed to have lived just below the sediment in moderately deep waters

Fossils Jigsaw Puzzle Collection: Brachiopods - Derbyia: The pedicle valve of the shell of the free living brachiopod Derbyia

Brachiopods - Derbyia: The pedicle valve of the shell of the free living brachiopod Derbyia grandis (Waagen)

Anapsid - Procolophon: Vertebrae and ribs

Fossils Jigsaw Puzzle Collection: Echinoids - Clypeaster: A fossilised sand-dwelling sea urchin, or sand dollar

Echinoids - Clypeaster: A fossilised sand-dwelling sea urchin, or sand dollar, Clypeaster aegypticus Michelin, which is today found in shallow, tropical seas

Fossilised forelimb bones of Tylosaurus, close-up

Fossilised Fragments of Lace Bryozoan (Chasmatopora)

acidapsis: Fossilized in grey shale

Fossils Jigsaw Puzzle Collection: Fossilised remains of the long armed sea lily, Uintacrinus socialis Grinnell, which lived in soft

Fossilised remains of the long armed sea lily, Uintacrinus socialis Grinnell, which lived in soft, muddy areas of the sea floor

Chondrichthyans - Petalodus: Anterior tooth

Fossils Jigsaw Puzzle Collection: Quercus, or Oak tree: A cross-section of a trunk of a fossilised oak tree, which grows in temperate

Quercus, or Oak tree: A cross-section of a trunk of a fossilised oak tree, which grows in temperate, deciduous and semi-evergreen woods

Mammals - Cyrnaonyx: Lower jaw

Osteichthyans - Macropoma: Complete fossilized specimen

Fossilised Rana (Rana Pueyoi) in red shale

Barosaurus Dinosaur Fossil Bones

Fossils Jigsaw Puzzle Collection: Fossilised shells of the brooch clam, Myophorella elisae, set in sandstone

Fossilised shells of the brooch clam, Myophorella elisae, set in sandstone. THey flourished in the deep seas of the mEsozoic era

Echinoids - Phymosoma: Fossilized in chalk, featuring numerous smooth spines

Fossils Jigsaw Puzzle Collection: Exogyra, Or Oyster : Three views of the Late Cretaceous oyster, Exogyra african (Lamarck)

Exogyra, Or Oyster : Three views of the Late Cretaceous oyster, Exogyra african (Lamarck), clockwise from top the left valve, top view, the left valve, side view, and the right valve

Rough lump of chalk

Alveolina

Synapsid - Cynognathus: Cynognathus, Head and jaws

Fossils Jigsaw Puzzle Collection: Echinoids - Encope: The upper surface of the test of a sand dollar, Encope micropora Agassiz

Echinoids - Encope: The upper surface of the test of a sand dollar, Encope micropora Agassiz, which lives buried in the sand in shallow, tropical waters

Birds - Pachydyptes: Upper arm bone

Fossilized skull of Hoplophoneus and some red meat

Araliopsoides: Sandy-ironstone cast

Fossilised skeleton of Diprotodon, close-up

Saw-whet owl foot

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