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Last month i visited many fossil museums "in my area". The weather was too bad to collect myself and as you may know the quarry Kromer is closed during winter :(

So i will show you some pictures of the fossils in the Museum of natural history in Basel (Switzerland) ...

There you are also other nice exhibits besides of the fossils !

Its a great and detailed museum ! 

 

Doesnt look bad or ? :D

 

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When i saw this i got homesickness :D

A great fish (Dapedium) from Holzmaden:

 

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Huge Invertebrates collection:

 

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Many greetings from Germany ! Have a great time with many fossils :)

Regards Sebastian

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One of my favourite specimen:

 

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A nice mammoth model:

 

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This sabertooth cat was also very impressive !

 

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And last but not least this picture of two Paraceratherium ;) (sorry for the darkness)

 

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Many greetings from Germany ! Have a great time with many fossils :)

Regards Sebastian

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I really like that one, too!!!

 

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"Without fossils, no one would have ever dreamed that there were successive epochs in the formation of the earth" - Georges Cuvier

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cool...  I have been to Switzerland a bunch... very close to Basel,but have never been to this  museum.  It is now on the list.  The museum in Porrentruy also has very nice paleo displays.  Maybe a half hour or more form Basel.   

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Good stuff.  That sabretooh cat is awesome.

 

In the early 1970s I lived 3 years along the Rhine on the French/German border just north of Basel. Most of my collecting was for invertebrates...especially ammonites.  Being a teen boy, the vertebrates I was preoccupied with were teen girls.

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18 hours ago, ynot said:

Nice - Thanks for sharing!

Tony

Thanks Tony !

 

17 hours ago, Ramon said:

 

 

I really like that one, too!!!

 

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We have the same taste ! :D

Never seen such a fascinating combo ....

 

15 hours ago, jpc said:

cool...  I have been to Switzerland a bunch... very close to Basel,but have never been to this  museum.  It is now on the list.  The museum in Porrentruy also has very nice paleo displays.  Maybe a half hour or more form Basel.   

Thanks ! Great that i could advertise this museum ...

Wow thanks for your advice ! I will visit the museum in Porrentruy if i am in the area ...

 

14 hours ago, Canadawest said:

Good stuff.  That sabretooh cat is awesome.

 

In the early 1970s I lived 3 years along the Rhine on the French/German border just north of Basel. Most of my collecting was for invertebrates...especially ammonites.  Being a teen boy, the vertebrates I was preoccupied with were teen girls.

Thanks Canadawest ! :D

 

 

Many greetings from Germany ! Have a great time with many fossils :)

Regards Sebastian

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