Vertebrate Fossils for Sale
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Pleistocene Cave Bear Penis Bone |
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Name:
Ursus spelaeus (Cave Bear)
Age: Pleistocene Size: The bone is 8 1/2” in length. Fossil Location: Romania Comments: Many large mammals have a penis bone to aid in their sexual activity. This bone is called the baculum. This one is in an excellent state of preservation. I am sure it would be a sure-fire conversation piece for any guests to whom you display your fossil collection oddities. Price: $225.00 - Code PFV574 - Free postage in the USA - Purchase |
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Pleistocene Cave Bear Penis Fossil Bone |
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Name:
Ursus spelaeus (Cave Bear)
Age: Pleistocene Size: The bone is 8 3/4” in length. Fossil Location: Romania Comments: Many large mammals have a penis bone to aid in their sexual activity. This bone is called the baculum. This one is in an excellent state of preservation. I am sure it would be a sure-fire conversation piece for any guests to whom you display your fossil collection oddities. Price: $240.00 - Code PFV575 - Free postage in the USA - Purchase |
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Big Heavy Ice Age Bison Leg Bone from Germany |
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Name:
Ice Age Bison Fossil
Age: Pleistocene Size: The bone is 11 1/2” in length. Fossil Location: Rhine Valley, Germany Comments: European bison were hunted into extinction all across Europe. The last of them shot in Poland in 1919. This impressive leg bone is well preserved and heavy in the hand. Price: $120.00 - Code PFV572 Free postage in the USA - Purchase |
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Fine Juvenile Mammoth Tooth from Germany |
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Name:
Mammoth primigenius
Age: Pleistocene Size: The molar is 4 ¼” in length by 4” high. Fossil Location: Rhine Valley, Germany Comments: This beautiful and striking Mammuthus primigenius molar comes directly from the Rhineland region of west central Germany. The preservation is remarkable and natural mineral replacement processes in fossilization resulted in a color spectrum of light brown hues. I also need to dispel self-serving disinformation I’ve seen on the Internet regarding Mammoth teeth from German, Polish, and Siberian sedimentary deposits, compared with those brought up from the sea. The former are clearly more aesthetic, and the natural preservation and structural integrity has not been compromised by the adverse chemical effects and dissolution during sea water submersion as in the later. Price: $250.00 - Code PFV570 Free postage in the USA - Purchase |
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Stunning Ice Age Horse Jaw from Germany |
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Name:
Equus germanicus
Age: Pleistocene Size: The jaw section is 10 1/2” in length. Fossil Location: Rhine Valley, Germany Comments: Horses evolved from small dog like animals that lived 60 million years ago. This is a jaw section of an ice age horse. Note the row of finely preserved molars, and the section of missing jaw bone where the molar roots are displayed. Price: $225.00 - CodePFV571 Free postage in the USA - Purchase |
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Big Heavy Ice Age Bison Leg Bone Germany |
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Name:
Ice Age Bison
Age: Pleistocene Size: The bone is 10 3/8” in length. Fossil Location: Rhine Valley, Germany Comments: European bison were hunted into extinction all across Europe. The last of them shot in Poland in 1919. This impressive leg bone is well preserved and heavy in the hand. Price: $120.00 Code - PFV573 Free postage in the USA - Purchase |
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