DD Fossils

Doleserpeton collection 

• A nice collection of fossils from this small, delicate amphibian housed in a 5x4 cm display case. 
• Includes limb bones, skull elements, jaw, toe. 

• A rare lower leg and foot of Doleserpeton. None of the tiny terminal unguals are present. Total length of specimen is ~2.5cm

• A composite skull measuring ~1.5 cm long. Made up of the isolated tiny skull bones rearranged back into life position and housed in a display case. 
• If this item is of interest please contact us and we will email you when one becomes available.

• A collection consisting of a left and right side dentary section, two pterygoids and parasphenoid. 
• Housed in a 3cm gem jar. 

• A complete vertebral complex showing the intercentra, pleuracentra, and two double headed ribs. 
• Tiny, with each element measuring only a few mm. Rare

We also periodically have a collection of 4 Doleserpeton ribs available. Please contact us for availability

• A collection of 4 complete, different limb bones. 
• Each is complete and includes both upper and lower leg bones. 
• Picked at random based on avalailability as the lower limb bones are preserved less frequently that the more robust femur and humerus. 
• Each measures only a few mm long. Excellent and rare in the fossil record. 

• An anterior and medial section of Doleserpeton dentary. 
• No teeth as is typical for these species (the crowns were only weakly attached to the root) but excellent bone preservation. 

Abyssomedon Parareptile Collection

• A collection of bones from this recently described parareptile. 
• The collection includes a rib, toe bone, vertebra, skull plate, limb bone, and jaw section. 
• Display case measure ~6x4 cm. 

• A complete leg and foot with all claws. 
• Housed in a ~6x8 cm display case. Excellent display piece. 

Abyssomedon foot with claws

• We also offer just the foot with claws (no leg bones). If this is of interest please contact us for availability.

• Two good examples of the jaws of this small parareptile. 
• Specimens measure between 5 and 15mm, and all have some teeth present.

• A 4x6cm display case containing a collection of near complete and partial parareptile limb bones.

• A series of vertebrae from the tail of this parareptile. 
• Excellent preservation and includes specimens from the proximal, medial and distal parts of the tail. 
• Housed in a 4x6 cm display case.

If you are interested in single vertebrae please contact us as these can easily be provided for £3 per time plus shipping.

• This collection features a variety of vertebrae and ribs from this parareptile. 
• The exact make-up of the collection may vary slightly depending on the ribs that are available, but each pair of ribs will always be from a different part of the animal. 
• Housed in a 4x6cm display case.

If you are interested in single vertebrae please contact us as these can easily be provided for £5 per time plus shipping.

• One essentially complete premaxilla with teeth. Excellent tooth preservation showing the distinct enamel ridges on the crown.

Lesser quality examples of these fossils are also available. They bear only 2 or 3 complete teeth but are good examples of the type and can be provided for £10 per time plus shipping. 

Cardiocephalus resin cast

• This excellent cast is of a near complete example of Cardiocephalus from Richards Spur. 
• Cast in plastic resin the skull is excellent. 10cm long

• A neat collection of two specimens from this uncommon species. 
• Included is a complete vertebrae (measuring on 3 to 4 mm) and a complete and partial limb bone. 

• Two jaw sections from this diminutive microsaur. 
• Obviously only tiny (around 5mm) but with the teeth are well preserved. 
• Jaw sections are a mixture of dentaries, coronoids, and maxillas.

• Ten partial limb bones from the microsaur Cardiocephalus. 
• These limb bones are extremely difficult (if not impossible) to separate from Doleserpeton but in the case of the bones sold here, they were found in a fissure with nothing but Cardiocephalus and a few Captorhinid fossils. As a result we have assigned them to Cardiocephalus.

• Complete leg bone assemblage of Cardiocephalus, excluding the foot itself. The 3 limb bones are complete.