Predators Of The Cretaceous Seas Teeth Set

[busyeagle]

Well done! Seriously impressive.

[Troodon]

What fossil collecting is all about, nice collection and love those labels

[KansasFossilHunter]

Just got back from Wyoming and only now saw this. Amazing job! That's the kind of display others should aim for.

[Hunt4teeth]

As many others have posted, amazing set of teeth, very well done, thanks for sharing!

Jay

[MgTattooer86]

AMAZING! I'm inspired to try something similar.

[Vball]

WOW!!!! I Really Love those labels!!!! It is so hard to find good pics of the different creatures. I would love to do this with the different sharks from the Western Interior Seaway but pretty sure I'd never find the pics for it.

Andy may I make one suggestion maybe for the next one. I certainly am not in anyway criticizing this beautiful display. I use text labels in my rikers. I also know how difficult it is to get them to all set right in those cases. You Did a Great job laying those out!!!!

I've found that using the thicker photo paper is easier to deal with & really make them pop. Your labels really are as cool as the fossils. I'm sure with those pictures they would look even more Awesome if that is possible!!! Just a thought.

Keep up the Great Work am looking forward to your next display, Mike

Edited October 23, 2014 by Vball

[Jeffrey P]

Wow! An incredible collection. Makes me think twice about swimming in Cretaceous waters.

[Fallingfossils]

Wow! An incredible collection. Makes me think twice about swimming in Cretaceous waters.

That made me laugh Jeff,

And was a good excuse to look at this really well displayed collection again

[Tennessees Pride]

An excellent reference set!

[Mtskinner]

I never get tired of seeing this frame! I'm wanting to do one similar but I have to admit, its a job in itself trying to find one good picture of these animals much less more than one! Awesome job...as I know a lot of time was spent getting to look like this!

[-Andy-]

I never get tired of seeing this frame! I'm wanting to do one similar but I have to admit, its a job in itself trying to find one good picture of these animals much less more than one! Awesome job...as I know a lot of time was spent getting to look like this!

Hi Mtskinner, you can start by searching here for images > http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Main_Page

Many of the photos are under the public domain, so you can freely use them as long as its not for profit purposes or any nefarious reasons.

[aplomado]

Labels are great!

[aplomado]

[Still_human]

Beautiful! Out of curiosity though, why the pterosaur?

[-Andy-]

2 hours ago, Still_human said:

Beautiful! Out of curiosity though, why the pterosaur?

 

He's a fish-eater who hunts from the sea. So he counts as a marine predator.

 

It's the Elosuchus tooth I gotta remove, since I just found out he's a river predator.

[Heavy_D]

That is an awesome collection!

[Still_human]

Ahhhhhhh, makes perfect sense:) what about deinosuchus? Are those marine predators? once again, that's a beautiful work of art you've got there! 

[-Andy-]

Thanks for the kind comments guys.

 

7 hours ago, Still_human said:

Ahhhhhhh, makes perfect sense:) what about deinosuchus? Are those marine predators? once again, that's a beautiful work of art you've got there! 

 

Yes, Deinosuchus hunted in a wide range of habitats, including the sea. I appreciate the kind words.

[Macrophyseter]

On 7/17/2018 at 10:53 PM, -Andy- said:

It's the Elosuchus tooth I gotta remove, since I just found out he's a river predator.

What are you going to replace it with?

[-Andy-]

2 hours ago, Macrophyseter said:

What are you going to replace it with?

 

An authentic marine crocodile like Machimosaurus. Still sourcing for one.

 

I am also on the look-out for a Goulmima polycotylidae tooth, commonly sold as a pliosaur.