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Prepared & Unprepared Cretaceous Fossils Primarily From The DFW Metroplex

UPDATED 4/16/24. New Shoe Clams Added. Hamites Plate Added ("Other" Category). Lopha and Ceratostreon Oysters Added. Neithea Scallops Added and Protocardia Clam.
UPDATED 4/09/24. New Eopachydicus Added. Mortoniceras Added. Macraster Echinoids Added. Clams Added. EMAIL DFWFOSSILS@GMAIL.COM IF INTERESTED IN BULK ORDERS OF EITHER HEMIASTER (UP TO 300)/MACRASTER ECHINOIDS (DOZENS), SMALL UNPREPPED MORTONICERAS AMMONITES, NAUTILOIDS, OYSTERS..

Plesiosaur Vertebra!

Here's a large plesiosaur vertebra I found over the weekend along the banks of the Trinity River, near the intersection of the Eagle Ford Group and the Woodbine. This is not for sale, but I wanted to show one of my best discoveries so far this year!

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Oyster Fossils Under UV Light

Orange Fossil Good...UV light at lower levels (365 and under) brings out brilliant fluorescence caused by contaminated calcite that replaced the original creatures shell. Many echinoids are bright yellow, while oysters and some others show as orange. See the "Echinoids, Clams, Other Bivalves" section for links to all photos!

Ceratostreon texanum UV Light

 

lopha under UV light

 

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Our Fossils Are From The Rapidly Developing DFW Metroplex.

This means that your fossil is not just unique, but also increasingly scarce as more land becomes fenced off and developed throughout DFW. Each fossil tells a story, and we take great care in preserving the fossil as found to the best of our ability. All of these factors also give fossils scientific, monetary, and sentimental value, just as other collectibles or physical assets tend to retain or even increase value over time. There will never be another fossil exactly the same as yours!

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