Fossil Skull Merch

Description: This illustration features an Australopithecus Afarensis, an extinct species of australopithecine which lived from about 3.9–2.9 million years ago (mya) in the Pliocene of East Africa. The famous fossil "Lucy" was of this species.

Description: A detailed prehistoric fossil skull design surrounded by shimmering crystals, ammonites, bones, and gemstone accents. Perfect for dinosaur lovers, fossil hunters, geology fans, paleontology enthusiasts, crystal collectors, and anyone who enjoys ancient relic art with fantasy museum vibes.

Description: Are you a fan of anime? or your partner likes anime? or your friends like anime? Or maybe your family loves anime? You are in the very right choice. fossil's design is perfect for you to enjoy and share with others. You can give a gift to your brother, sister, girlfriend, boyfriend, family, etc. Grab it fast :)

Description: The epic skull of T. rex in a swirl of fossil ammonites and minerals! Created with ink on paper & colored digitally, by Sharon Wegner-Larsen. www.omegafauna.com ©2022 Sharon Wegner-Larsen

Description: This dinosaur vintage sunset design has a worn grunge effect. It shows a skull of Ankylosaurus magniventris, the largest ankylosaur know so far.

Description: This dinosaur vintage sunset design has a worn grunge effect. It shows a skull of Mapusaurus, a relative of Giganotosaurus who lived also in South America. Mapusaurus is the second biggest known member of the Giganotosauridae but some scientists think the animal might have grown larger than Giganotosaurus.

Description: This dinosaur vintage sunset design has a worn grunge effect. It shows a skull of Tarbosaaurus, a relative of Tyrannosaurus Rex who lived roughly at the same time as the T. rex at the end of the Cretaceous period but in Asia. Tarbosaurus is the second biggest known member of the Tyrannosauridae.

Description: This dinosaur vintage sunset design has a worn grunge effect. It shows a skull of Mamenchisaurus, one of the largest known sauropods. Mamenchisaurus lived in central Asia.

Description: This dinosaur vintage sunset design has a worn grunge effect. It shows a skull of Nanotyrannus, a relative of Tyrannosaurus Rex who lived at the same time as the T. rex at the end of the Cretaceous period.

Description: This dinosaur vintage sunset design has a worn grunge effect. It shows a skull of Dimetrodon, a large and famous synapsid predator from the Triassic. Dimetrodon was a reptile but not a dinosaur, but instead was an early relative of mammals.

Description: The design depicts a fossilized head of an Inostrancevia from the late Permian. Inostrancevia has been found in Russia, Mozambique, Tanzania, and South Africa and was the largest representative of the Gorgonopsians.

Description: The design depicts a fossilized head of an Inostrancevia from the late Permian. Inostrancevia has been found in Russia, Mozambique, Tanzania, and South Africa and was the largest representative of the Gorgonopsians.

Description: This design shows a skull of Mapusaurus, a large Carcharodontosaur from the Early Cretaceous of Europe. Mapusaurus is a close relative of Giganotosaurus.

Description: This design shows a skull of Nanotyrannus, a relative of the T. rex. Nanotyrannus was found in Montana and lived at the same time as Tyrannosaurus Rex.

Description: This design shows a skull of Meraxes Gigas, a large Carcharodontosaur from the Early Cretaceous of Argentina. Meraxes Gigas is a close relative of Giganotosaurus.

Description: This design shows a skull of Cryolophosaurus, a large theropod from the Early Jurassic of Antarctica.

Description: This design shows a skull of Ankylosaurus magniventris, the largest ankylosaur know so far.

Description: This design shows a skull of Nanotyrannus, a relative of the T. rex. Nanotyrannus was found in Montana and lived at the same time as Tyrannosaurus Rex.

Description: This design shows a skull of Meraxes Gigas, a large Carcharodontosaur from the Early Cretaceous of Argentina. Meraxes Gigas is a close relative of Giganotosaurus.

Description: It wasn't actually a tiger The nickname "sabre-toothed tiger" is misleading. Smilodon belonged to a different branch of the cat family and was not closely related to modern tigers.

Description: Dig into your love for prehistoric treasures with a vintage floral twist! A detailed T-Rex skull sits surrounded by bright sunflowers and lush botanical leaves emblazoned with "Fossil Hunter." Perfect for paleontologists, rockhounds, fossil collectors, archeology students, and geologists. Great for field trips, museum visits, birthdays, or outdoor adventures.

Description: Stegosaurus fossil skull - A great gift idea for paleontologists, geologists and all fans of dinosaurs. Stegosaurus lived in the late Jurassic. I just really love the Stegosaurus, ok?

Description: Daspletosaurus was the ancestor of Tyrannosaurus Rex and lived in North America during the Late Cretaceous Period.

Description: I just really love the Dimetrodon ok? Dimetrodon is an early relativ of mammals and lived in the early Permian 40 to 50 Million years bevore the first dinosaurs appeared

Description: Baryonyx fossil skull - A great gift idea for paleontologists, geologists and all fans of dinosaurs. Baryonyx is a relative of the Spinosaurus.

Description: Lambeosaurus is one of the largest known Hadrosaurs and one of the largest Ornithopods. This dino fact sheet shows a Lambeosaurus skull and silhouette along with the geographic and geological distribution of the fossils.

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Description: I just really love the Saurophaganax ok? Saurophaganax is a large relative of the Allosaurus and lived at the end of the Jurassic period.

Description: Spinosaurus fossil skull - A great gift idea for paleontologists, geologists and all fans of dinosaurs. Spinosaurus is a relative of Baryonyx.

Description: Daspletosaurus was the ancestor of Tyrannosaurus Rex and lived in North America during the Late Cretaceous Period.

Description: Fossilized head of a Jurassic Torvosaurus - A great gift idea for paleontologists, geologists and all fans of dinosaurs. Torvosaurus was one of the largest theropods of the Jurassic, preying on large sauropods, stegosaurus and camptosaurus. I just really like the Torvosaurus, ok?

Description: Argentinosaurus is only known from fragmentary remains of its vertebrae and legs, but scientists think it was the biggest dinosaur ever.

Description: Baryonyx fossil skull - A great gift idea for paleontologists, geologists and all fans of dinosaurs. Baryonyx is a relative of the Spinosaurus.

Description: This design is for everyone who loves dinosaurs, for paleontology students, future paleontologists and future fossil hunters. Carnotaurus was the fastest of the large theropods and lived in South America during the Late Cretaceous Period. The name means "meat-eating bull".

Description: I just really love the Pachyrhinosaurus, ok? The motif shows a fossil skull of Pachyrhinosaurus.