[meteorite-list] OT dinosaur fossil needed

From: Gtceb_at_aol.com <Gtceb_at_meteoritecentral.com>
Date: Thu Apr 22 10:27:54 2004
Message-ID: <7a.4bef7f9c.2cf94434_at_aol.com>

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Tom:
You can get some decent authentic spinosaurus (Jurassic Park III) teeth on
Ebay rather inexpensively (some times even as low as $5-$10 a tooth). Regarding
the claws, forget it. Authentic claws are rarer (less of them per dino vs
teeth, and then even fewer claws are found preserved vs teeth which preserve
better because of the enamel...) If you can get them focused on fossil shark
teeth, you can get some imperfect carcarocles megaldon (extinct great white
ancestor that grew to be as big as a Grey Hound bus) that are from the Miocene,
generally 1-10 million years old. These teeth run from an 1 inch to 7 inches
long, figure about 10 feet of shark per inch. Hope this helps, Terry

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<DIV>Tom:</DIV>
<DIV>You can get some decent authentic spinosaurus (Jurassic Park III) teeth=
 on Ebay rather inexpensively (some times even as low as $5-$10 a tooth).&nb=
sp; Regarding the claws, forget it.&nbsp; Authentic claws are rarer (less of=
 them per dino vs teeth, and&nbsp;then even fewer claws are found preserved=20=
vs teeth which preserve better because of the enamel...)&nbsp; If you can ge=
t them focused on fossil shark teeth, you can get some imperfect&nbsp;carcar=
ocles megaldon (extinct great white ancestor that grew to&nbsp;be as big as=20=
a Grey Hound bus)&nbsp; that are from the Miocene, generally 1-10 million ye=
ars old.&nbsp; These teeth run from an 1 inch to 7 inches long, figure about=
 10 feet of shark per inch.&nbsp; Hope this helps, Terry&nbsp;</DIV></BODY><=
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Received on Fri 28 Nov 2003 07:37:08 PM PST


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