D&D Fossils
Site Last Updated May 20, 2012
We are a fully registered business operating out of the United Kingdom. We traded under the name 'D and D Fossils' from 1997 to 2007
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Mississippian age sharks from the Prospect Hill Formation
Late Cretaceous marine and terrestrial vertebrates from Mississippi
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Ordovician to Cretaceous microfossils already sorted and mounted in slides
Our prices are listed in British Pounds Stirling and US dollars.
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Permian bone thin sections - all new stock
Permian vertebrates from the Red Beds of Texas
Permian vertebrate rich matrix from Oklahoma and Texas - many rare samples
Permian vertebrates from Richard's Spur, Oklahoma - 4 new pages of material
including many very rare Pelycosaur fossils
Permian
Triassic
Vertebrate fossils from the Bull Canyon Formation of New Mexico
including Dinosaurs, reptiles, amphibians, sharks and much more
Microfossil Samples
Conodont, shark, fish and other vertebrate microfossil matrix samples
Palaeozoic ostracod and invertebrate microfossil matrix samples
Mesozoic and Tertiary ostracod and invertebrate microfossil matrix samples
Collections of microfossil matrix samples
Sharks and Fish
Mississippian age sharks from Indiana
Devonian age sharks from the Prospect Hill Formation
Palaeozoic to Cenozoic sharks and fish
Matrix collections from Gotland, England, Oklahoma and Tennessee
NEW!
Dinosaurs
Dinosaur fossils from the Hell Creek Formation of South Dakota and
Montana
Lower Cretaceous dinosaurs from the sandstones of Morocco
Mammals
Invertebrates
Triassic mammal teeth from the fissure fills of England
Invertebrates from around the world
Pennsylvanian plants from England and North America - Sale now on
Thin sections of silicified plants from Scotland
Ordovician to Permian crinoids, cystoids and blastoids
Trilobites from North America
Super quality flint stone tools from the Sahara Desert
Ige age mammals from Australia and North America
Early horse fossils from the Miocene of Nebraska
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