My Fossil Collection 2011

[LordTrilobite]

Having recently rearranged the fossils I have displayed I thought it would be nice to share the view.

Most are either bought or received as present. There are also a few replicas here and there.

An overview of the display cabinet.




Miocene top left Pleistocene top right
On the left a replica of a Phorusrhacos skull. On the right a composition of a Woolly Rhino/Coelodonta antiquitatis neck, though it's still missing one vertebra. At the bottom there is some recent stuff. The rhino bones are all from the Pleistocene of the North Sea.


Pleistocene
A selection of fossils from the North Sea. On the left a heelbone/calcaneus of a Giant Deer/Megaloceros giganteus, an upper jaw molar from a Woolly Rhino/Coelodonta antiquitatis in the middle, a bovine molar on the right and a juvenile bovine lower jaw.


Upper Cretaceous
A replica of a Maiasaura peeblesorum skull.


Paleogene
On the bottom left Knightia sp. from Wyoming. In the top left a selection of gastropods from the Paris Basin and on the right the giant snail Campanile giganteum, also from the Paris Basin.


Upper Cretaceous
On the bottom left the lower jaw and two separate fangs of Enchodus sp. from Khouribga, Morocco. Some fish bones also from Khouribga. In the top some sea urchins and Belemnites from Limburg, Netherlands. Bottom middle a shell fragment of a Titanosaur from Patagonia, Argentina.
And last a shrimp/Carpoponeus callirostis from the Lower Cretaceous of Lebanon.


On the left a chunk of fish bones a shark tooth and a Mosasaur tooth. At the bottom a few Mosasaur teeth of Prognathodon anceps, Globidens aegypticus, Mosasaurus homanni and Platecarpus sp.
At the top a replica of a Utahraptor killing claw.



I will soon upload more detailed photos of the other shelves as this post has reached it's limit of pictures.

Edited June 16, 2013 by LordTrilobite

[Auspex]

Wide-ranging interests!

That Phorusrhacos skull replica is pretty darn cool

[piranha]

Bravo Sir! Your collection is wonderful and perfectly displayed. The trilobites are my favorites and the Swedish bugs are from a classic locality. Reminds me of a perfectly prone Kinnekulle Pliomera that I traded away to one of the largest species collections of trilobites in the world. At least it went to a good home! All of your fossils and associated replicas are of top quality.

Thanks for sharing them with us Lord Trilobite! :bow:

[bmorefossil]

Cool man,awesome feet lol