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4 minutes ago, Jaimin013 said:

30 Iguanodons?! That's so cool. Thanks! I think there are a lot of teeth but they are mostly in private collections.

Yeah not in my private collection sadly. 

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8 minutes ago, Bobby Rico said:

Yeah not in my private collection sadly. 

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Wow that's really cool! I need to visit this place one day. The nearest place relating to dinosaurs to me is the Natural History Museum in London. I may need to visit it again as I have not been in a very long time. Used to go there often when I was younger but I want to see how it has changed now.

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12 minutes ago, Jaimin013 said:

Wow that's really cool! I need to visit this place one day. The nearest place relating to dinosaurs to me is the Natural History Museum so I may take a visit to this as I have not been in a long time. Used to go there often when I was younger but I want to see how it has changed now.

Natural History Museum London is incredible  I got to visit a curator there last years and I held Darwin’s pickled  pet octopus.  Very cool place. I did a post for the forum if your interested. BTW your collection is fantastic.

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1 minute ago, Bobby Rico said:

Natural History Museum London is fantastic I got to visit a curator there a last years and I held Darwin’s pickled  pet octopus.  Very cool place. I did a post on the forum if your interested. BTW your collection is fantastic.

I will need to visit it again for certain! Oh really that's so amazing! I have just googled Darwin's picked pet octopus and the first link is this: https://www.buzzfeed.com/hayleycampbell/the-deeper-you-go-the-uglier-they-get 

 

The Natural History Museum must have so much behind closed doors. Could you please link me to your post that would be amazing? Thanks for your lovely comment, I really appreciate it! :ighappy:

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Some pics of specimens that were sent with my recent purchase of the UK teeth from Isle of Wight. They are not as cool as dinosaur teeth but I thought it would make a change from all of the dinosaur teeth. The seller has said that the foot cast is possibly from a small or juvenile herbivore however I am not too sure about that but I don't know much about footcasts!

 

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Polacanthus (first picture), Hypsilophodon (second picture)

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Very nice!

i think those extra pieces are just as cool as the teeth! :)

Perhaps more so.

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2 hours ago, Tidgy's Dad said:

Very nice!

i think those extra pieces are just as cool as the teeth! :)

Perhaps more so.

Thanks!

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All in all, a very nice collection you've got there!

-Christian

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Opalised fossils are the best: a wonderful mix between paleontology and mineralogy!

 

Q. Where do dinosaurs study?

A. At Khaan Academy!...

 

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@Jaimin013 I just looked through this whole thread for the first time and I have to say that your dinosaur material is incredible. I don't get that near me and it's always cool to look at what others are up to. Great job collecting them all!

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On The Hunt For The Trophy Otodus!

 

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Some of the details on your teeth are amazing too.

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On The Hunt For The Trophy Otodus!

 

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My favorite has got to be the iguanadon. The details on it were superb! Thanks for showing.

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On The Hunt For The Trophy Otodus!

 

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8 hours ago, Woopaul5 said:

Extremely nice collection!!! Always been a fan of theropod teeth. 

Thanks so much! Would love to see what you have in your collection one day! :D

8 hours ago, Bobby Rico said:

They look like nice additions to your collection. :)

Thank you!! :)

8 hours ago, The Amateur Paleontologist said:

All in all, a very nice collection you've got there!

-Christian

Thanks a lot! Would love to see what you have in your collection!

7 hours ago, FossilsAnonymous said:

@Jaimin013 I just looked through this whole thread for the first time and I have to say that your dinosaur material is incredible. I don't get that near me and it's always cool to look at what others are up to. Great job collecting them all!

@FossilsAnonymous Thanks a lot! I have been collecting fossils since April of this year and built up my collection by making contacts. A lot of work is involved in it but when you find something special it makes it all worthwhile and you have the pleasure of speaking to people who are interested in the same thing!

7 hours ago, FossilsAnonymous said:

My favorite has got to be the iguanadon. The details on it were superb! Thanks for showing.

Thanks this tooth is possibly the best condition tooth that I have in my collection! I have never seen another like this in the condition/recently.

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Dromaeosaurid tooth

Champblanc-Cherves, France

Size: 15 mm

 

The seller said it is a Nuthetes Destructor tooth so it could possibly be this. Albeit that there is enamel flake the serrations on this tooth look incredible. My first tooth from this location hoping to get some more in the future. Click on the photos and it will enlarge them to the original size.

 

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Kileskus aristotocus

Proceratosauridae

Itat formation, Krasnoyarsk Krai, Russia

Bathonian, Middle Jurassic

Size: 13 mm

 

Thanks for the beautiful and incredibly rare tooth! @Anomotodon

 

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Marvelous! :)

What a super specimen! 

Another one I've just learned about. 

New Fact! :D

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22 hours ago, Tidgy's Dad said:

Marvelous! :)

What a super specimen! 

Another one I've just learned about. 

New Fact! :D

Thanks! A recent discovery for me too

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Diplodocid (?Apatosaurus) sp.
Morrison Formation
Upper Jurassic
Moffat County, Colorado

Size: 6.5 cm

 

This specimen probably represents an un-erupted tooth as there is no visible wear at the tip. This tooth was collected in close association with other Apatosaurus skull material. The transition from enamel to root is present in this specimen. The seller mentioned that the minor dislocation of the tooth is a natural fracture from burial and fossilisation and it was never found in two however stabilised. Some users on here think that it is a likely a diplodocus tooth as the tooth does not have the typical lancet shape of Apatosaurus however there are others who says that it looks like a tooth of a juvenile Apatosaurus. It is believed that teeth may demonstrate changing tooth morphology as a dinosaur matures.

 

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Allosaurus sp.
Morrison Formation
Upper Jurassic
Moffat County, Colorado

Size: 6cm

 

I have wanted an Allosaurus tooth and I finally have one in my collection.

 

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Most splendid, diplodocid and Allosaurus, two of the classics.

Lovely teeth as well. :)

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