Fossil
Kit 1
Our most popular
Fossil kit 1 contains 12 hand-picked fossils as shown below. Each fossil is individually bagged with a 4 1/4 by 2 1/2 inch colored card providing taxonomic, geologic time, and other information pertinent to the fossils. The estimated retail value of the fossils in this kit, if separately bought, is some $40. Click the links to see enlargements of individual fossils and description cards; these individual pages can also be printed for classroom use. |
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| Cambrian |
Silurian |
Devonian |
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| Elrathia
kingii Trilobite Phylum Arthropoda; Class Trilobita; Order Ptychopariida; Family Ptychoparioidea Utah, U.S.A. |
Scyphocrinites
sp. Crinoid Fossil Stems Phylum Echinodermata; Subphylum Crinozoa; Class Crinoidea; Subclass: Ammonoidea; Order Camerata Alnif, Morocco |
Geisenoceras
sp. Nautiloid Fossil Phylum Mollusca; Class Cephalopoda; Subclass Nautiloidea; Order Orthocerida; Family Orthoceratidae (Extinct) Erfoud, Morocco |
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| Lower
Pennsylvanian (Carboniferous) |
Triassic
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Jurassic |
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| Barbouria
sp. Rugose Fossil Coral Phylum Cnidaria; Class Anthozoa; Genus Barbouria Ely Limestone, Millard County, Utah |
Acrosalenia
sp. Echinoid (Sea Urchin) Fossil Phylum Echinodermata; Class Echinoidea; Superorder Echinacea; Order Salenioida; Family; Acrosalenidae, Genus Acrosalenia Algeria |
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| Jurassic |
Jurassic
to Cretaceous |
Cretaceous |
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| Ammonite
Fossil Phylum Mollusca; Class Cephalopoda; Subclass: Ammonoidea (all ammonites are extinct) Gourama, Morocco |
Dinosaur
Bone Phylum Chordata; Class Sauropsida; Subclass Diapsida; Superorder Dinosauria; Order Saurischia; North America |
Rhyonchonella
sp. Articulate Brachiopod Phylum Brachiopoda; Class Articulata; Order Rhynchonellida; Genus Genus (an extant genus) Morocco |
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Cretaceous |
Late
Cretaceous |
Eocene |
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Bivalve
Oyster Fossil Ilymatogyra arietina (Roemer, 1849) Phylum Mollusca; Class Bivalvia (Oysters) Upper Washita Group, Del Rio Formation, Austin, Texas |
Theropod
Dinosaur Egg Shell |
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