Mammals
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MONSTER Exceptional Detail Wooly Mammoth 13" x 6" MolarSpecies: Wolly Mammoth (Mammuthus primigenius) Species description: The largest of the mammoths here in North America were in Alaska. This one was in Russia. It had size of up to 15-17 ft at shoulder and had tusks up to 16 ft They weighed about 20,000 lbs. Hairy elephant-like creatures who prospered in the Ice Ages. It was a favorite target of Smilodon and we also know cave men ate them. They were the largest elephants that ever lived during very cold times and this molar is proof of a huge mammoth. Geological period: Pleistocene 150,000-10,000 Item location: Siberia, Russia Item Description: Ultra HUGE WOOLY MAMMOTH MOLAR with pristine root formations . This tooth is simply amazing in its own right. This has glimpses into the internal tooth as a few cracks exposing the middle providing a glimpse into the inner structures. It is such a large tooth, making this a huge mammoth. What this animal must have experienced-Smilodons, early man, and other carnivores like dire wolves and it survived to an old age as evidenced by the size. I really love this tooth as the best one I've seen as it is not mineralized much at all so found under the permafrost which makes it a prize piece. Price: US $674 Shipping: $49 Use the following methods of payment...
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Rare 8" Dinictis Saber-tooth Cat Skull and Skeleton 35 Million Years OldSpecies: Beautiful Large Dinictis squalidens Saber-Cat Skull Species description: The long-legged dinictis with razor-sharp sabers was the smallest and the earliest saber-tooth cat that roamed North America beginning in the Eocene Period 45 MYA -23 MYA. They stood at least 2 ft tall with cheetah-like habits and diet, and were solitary predators hunting an abundant food supply of grazing ungulates including camels and oreodonts. Using their highly developed saber-teeth they would likely sever the blood supply in the neck of their prey in the initial attack. Geological Strata: White River Formation Geological period: 40-23.5 MYA Item location: Western S Dakota Pennington County Item rating and description: 12 + Unbelieveable Large Dinictis Saber-Tooth cat 8" Skull and 27" Skull and Skeleton. Dinictis saber cats were normally 6-7.5" skulls but this is larger. It has beautiful original long sabers over 1 5/8" long. The skull is really very nice and lays on the matrix in a position to show the whole skull with skeleton or can be mounted separately. The teeth are at least 85% original with only casted the bottom front and are beautiful. The upper teeth are all original from what I can see with sabers only at tip restore on one. So rare is this piece this is only the second skeleton I've had. This is for top collectors and the price is great. The restored areas include front top skull small section part of one zygomatic arch and front teeth bottom jaw on skull and on skeleton only the shoulder blade, 2 feet-one has partial metatarsals original, partial back femur (About ½) The rest is original I estimate about 60% of skeleton is present with no tail and some dorsal verts with processes . The color os dark brown which is rare - usually white in this strata so that is a treat. Price: US $11,999 Shipping: $249 Use the following methods of payment...
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x-Fine Rarer Ural Mountain Russian 18" Cave Bear SkullSpecies: Ursus spelaeus - European cave bear Species description: Large Bear from Pleistocene that was previously only known in Europe but this which was larger than size of a grizzly and lived 20-25,000 years ago in Europe with large jaws and large bodies similar except bigger than modern bears. It lived in Europe at height of last Ice Age and hibernated in European Caves to survive the winters. One cave Dragonhohle in Austria contains remains of more than 30,000 bears and many died in their sleep. It was hunted by Neanderthal people and was a vegetarian despite the size of teeth. They were found a a few locations also in Russia. Geological strata: Pleistocene 300,000-10,000 This one is 50,000 from strata found Item Location: Ural Mountain Cave; Western Russia found close to Asian-European border Item rating and description: Very Good Rarer 18" Russian Cave Bear (Ursus speleaus) Skull. These skulls are getting harder and harder to find. This one is a 20 year old specimen that was recently obtained. What is special about this skull besides size is it has all original teeth and lower jaw when these were more plentiful to find, Now most are of poor quality. The color of teeth show this and only 2 small incisors are broken in the front as all others are present in full. I can put teeth in there but did not want to affect the originality of the piece . IT is very nice with approximately only 5-8% restore including small part of back-one condyle, upper lower jaw, and small section on top .The prices now on one this good as shown from many websites starts at $5000-7000 but I can offer a huge deal to anyone who acts first . I've always wanted one and this is my first. Russian Ural Bears are much less common than the European countries and actually this is an Asian Bear as the Ural Mountains divide Europe from Asia. This is a prize piece just dying to part of yours. As an item gets rarer to find it gets much more expensive but since this one was an older one here it is a huge discount. Grab it fast before you realize how great a price and piece compared to others. Price: US $3,367 Shipping: $74 Use the following methods of payment...
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Perfect 100% Original Rare 10 Million Year Old First LynxSpecies: Lynx shansius Species description: A lynx is one of 4 medium- sized wild cats. All are members of the genus Lynx, and some authorities classify them as part of the genus Felis. Lynx have short tails and characteristic tufts of black hair on the tip of the years. They have ruff under the neck , which has black bars. They have large paws padded for walking on snow and long whiskers on the face. The body color varies from medium brown, black to goldish to beige. Some have dark spots on limbs. They have and had white fur on their chests, bellies and on insides of legs. It ate small mammals and birds and whatever else it found. It was a carnivore. Geological strata: Hipparion Fauna Geological period: Miocene 20-5 MYA Item location: Hezheng County Gansu Providence, China Item rating and description: 12 ++++++ Ultra rare Beautiful Miocene First Lynx Shansius 6" Perfect 100% original Skull with all Black teeth. This is a winner While small it is a carnivore and what a specimen, NO restoration and no crack fill with one tooth repair only. This is so great and Cant express in words. While a smaller carnivore this is so rare and such a super skull it is a top premium piece for a collector who really cares about these prehistoric animals. It has black teeth, partly black top spots and different light colors all over the skull. No other animal parts are on this and its perfect, and a carnivore. This is dirt cheap for the quality. This is one of top pieces I ever offered. While small great things come in small packages… Anyway enough talk. Here it is... Price: US $1,479 Shipping: $35 Use the following methods of payment...
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Nice Economical Swimming Little Oreodont Leptaucenia 33 Million years OldSpecies: Leptaucenia Decora Oreodont Species description: Smallest Oreodont that resembled a baby cow in size, appearance, and functions. They were short-legged, blunt-headed herbivores that had 5 toes on each foot. This animal is rare compared to other oreodonts and the smallest and a real prize. They lived in the American West 35-23MYA. They were food for saber-tooth cats and hyeanodons for millions of years, much longer than cows have existed. This was o in all probability the oreodont that used the water to swim. Geological strata: Brule Formation Geological period: Oligocene Period 34-23 MYA Item location: Niobrara County, Wyoming Item rating and description: 12 - X - Rare Small Leptaucenia Oreodont Skull 5.25" long about 80% original. It is a beautiful piece and well prepped. What a way to add to your collection a rare oreodont at an economical price. Bone and teeth quality is very good. Teeth mostly original with a few lower incisors and molars casted. This swimming oreodont has a slight distortion in front of skull. The back of the skull has all the bone structures and is so nice it is stunning. Pics tell the story. Price: US $435 Shipping: $23 Use the following methods of payment...
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Fine Huge 11" Culbersoni Oreodont SkullSpecies: Oreodont Mery. Culbertsoni Species description: Oreodont that roamed the grasslands during the Oligocene period that resembled in function and appearance of a smaller cow. They were short-legged, blunt-headed herbivores that had 5 toes on each foot They lived in the American West 35-23 MYA. They were food for saber-tooth cats and hyaenodons for millions of years. They belonged to a group of artiodactyls related to camels and had a full set of teeth. They did have canines and molars were used for grinding vegetation. Geological strata: Brule Formation Geological period: Oligocene Period 34-23 MYA Item Location: Niobrara County, Wyoming Item rating and description: 12 Large Fine Oreodont Culbertsoni Skull 11" 80% Original with nice bone Quality with all beautiful original teeth except front incisiors. It is a beauty with excellent color and Attractive. The size alone makes this a prize piece. Restoration includes zygos, part of back of one jaw and small amount on top. It's not for a discerning buyer but one who appreciates beauty at a great price. If perfect this would sell for $850 - 900. Price: US $599 Firm (No discounts) Shipping: $55 Use the following methods of payment...
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Unreal Rare Hesperocyon First Dog in Matrix All Original - Eocene 38 Million Years OldSpecies: Hesperocyon gregarious - First Dog Species Description: Extinct genus of canids - first dog endemic to North Americ for 4.1 Million year s from 38 MYA to 33.9 MYA Late Eocene 2.5 ft long with small heads. It looked more like a small civet or raccoon than a dog. It was a carnivore. Geological strata: Duchesnean North American Land Mammal Age Geological timeframe: Late Eocene 38-33.9 Item location: Shannon County, S Dakota Item description: 12 Extra Rare Hesperocyon First Dog From 39 Million Years Ago with Neck Vertebrae. This is small at 3.5 inches but it is the earliest dog ever found. It is a rarity and hardly ever seen. It comes with a matrix mount as part of piece so being set in matrix makes itr easy to display and see well. It is complete on visible side including both lower jaws protruding. This is a pristine piece and can be yours as great things come in small packages. What an attention getter and conversation piece. You can show everyone that all dogs descended from this animal. This is only the second I ever received and try all the time to find them. This comes from a very old 20 year old collection which I had prepped for you. I cant lower my price as I paid a lot to get this specimen. Here are pics... Price: US $975 Clearance Sale - US $789 Shipping: $14 Use the following methods of payment...
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Beautiful Mammal Large Death Assemplage Quicksand Matrix with Many Carnivores and HerbivoresSpecies: Saber-tooth cat Metallurius, Hyena, Fox vulpes, Deer parts, Miocene Hipparion with jaws, and many others Species description: Hyena - looking animal which was a carnivore who stalked and killed animals in packs. It was about 4 ft long and looked more like a civet than a modern hyena possessing a long body and short legs. Sabertooth cat - smallest one and most in matrix metallurius, fox, horse teeth and jaws and deer teeth and bones with many other animals in matrix. Geological strata: Hipparion Formation Geological period: Late Miocene 10 MYA - 5 MYA Item location: Ganshu Providence, China Item rating and description: 12+++Exceptional Rare Miocene Carnivore and Herbivore Death Assemblage with Almost Complete (Lowers showing) Saber-tooth cat, 2 Hyeana - complete, Fox, Horse, Deer, rhino animal , and many more . Mammal Deathtrap assemblage 17" x 11" x 7.5" original block of rock contains an amazing array of both carnivores and prey skulls in the same area from Mid Miocene . These early animals were trapped in quicksand just like La Brea and they sunk to the bottom so you get your cake and eat it to on this one. Instead of paying thousands for each animal you get a package deal you will not believe - the saber-cat alone is worth $3000. It conatins one comlete 7" long upper and lower skull and several articulated vertebrae of the extinct fox vulpes sinesisi, one 8" long complete hyaena sinesis skull along with almost complete saber-cat metailurus skull - most under matrix with prey animals including horse, rhino, and deer and wow this piece I have never ever seen. It is so beautiful and no restoration just animals in matrix that stands well up also. Anyway pics show you an unbelieveable sight that you need in your home and you will be the envy of all your friends. If you're a top collector this is a must –if you appreciate animals this is a must. First come first serve. Price: US $4,395 Firm Shipping: $125 Use the following methods of payment...
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Amazing Top Collection Piece of a 8 ¾" Large Mesohippus Early Horse Skull 30 MYASpecies: Mesohippus bairdi (Oligocene Horse) Species description: Horses were small about size of a greyhound with a body 4 ft long, 2 ft high at shoulder and Larger than its predecessor Eohippus. They were short-legged, herbivores that lived from grazing. This animal is very rare compared to other Oligocene animals. They lived in the American West 35-23MYA. They were food for saber-tooth cats and hyaenodons for millions of years. They had 3 toes front and back. IT looked like a modern horse except a lot smaller. Geological strata: White River Formation Geological period: Oligocene Period 34-23 MYA Item Location: Niobrara County, Wyoming Item rating and description: 12++++ - Beautiful X-Fine Large 8 ¾" Oligocene Mesohippus Skull. Price: US $1,563 Shipping: $56 Use the following methods of payment...
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