Reptile Fossils
Reptiles have been around on earth since the late Carboniferous period, they also encompassed dinosaurs, marine reptiles and pterosaurs. However, these animals are now long extinct, but alongside them also lived other reptiles which are still very much alive today, such as crocodiles, snakes, turtles, lizards and more. Modern science now relates many reptiles to birds and as such, has split the family in two avian and non avian reptiles, these fossil specimens in this category mainly concentrate on non avian reptiles such as teeth from mosasaurs, crocodiles skulls and lizard bone fragments. Browse this section to find out more.
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Captorhinus aguti Lizard Jaw with teeth
£12.00 ex VAT -
Crocodile Vertebra – Florida
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Diplocynodon hantoniensis – Cervical Vertebra
£4.25 – £5.50 ex VAT -
Diplocynodon hantoniensis – dorsal vertebra
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Diplocynodon hantoniensis Jaw Fragment
£6.00 – £9.00 ex VAT -
Diplocynodon sp – End of Humerus (Capitulum / trochlea)
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Diplocynodon sp. – Quadrate
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Diplocynodon sp. – Vertebra
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Ichthyosaur Vertebrae
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Marine Reptile Bone
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Ophiacodon retroversa – Reptile claw
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Plesiosaur and Pliosaur Bone Fossils
£1.25 – £2.50 ex VAT -
Pliosaur Bones Cut and Polished
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Sea Reptile – Rib Fragment
£4.00 ex VAT -
Sea Snake Vertebrae
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Trionyx circumsulcatus Fossil Shell Piece
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Turtle Carapace
£0.35 – £0.45 ex VAT