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Amber from Colombia, South America. Trapped within it are at least 100 termites, a few small gnats, and one unknown larval form. Donated by Kenneth Herzog |
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This 5½ foot long cast replica of a Mosasaur skull with a small section of backbone was donated by Kenneth Herzog. |
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The articulated foot of a 30 million year old Brontotherium is 13 inches high and 11¾ inches across, and is part of the 6 foot long left rear leg donated by Mark and Karen Newman of Trans Union Gems and Minerals |
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24 x 17 inch slab of phosphate rock from the Khouribga Plateau in west-central Morocco containing bone fragments and 13 of the teeth of the mosasaur Liodon anceps. Late Cretaceous. Donated by Edmund and Janice Steinberger. |
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Siltstone covered with leaf fossils. The origin of the material is unclear--possibly Washington state. Besides the delicate imprints of the leaves there is also the remnant of a nut husk or seed pod and incredibly well preserved trails, possibly made by leaf miners. Donated by Robert Cuda |
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This left brow horn of Triceratops horridus with a small part of the skull still attached is a little shy of 3 feet long and 1½ feet wide at the base. Late Cretaceous (65 million years old). Donated by Kenneth Herzog |
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Hicksville, NY 11801-3101 |
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