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This is a depiction of the fossil hallucigenia, a Cambrian era ancestor of today’s velvet worms. Hallucigenia fossils were originally discovered in the Burgess Shale, a famous Cambrian-age fossil deposit in the Canadian Rockies. Paleontologists have been very confused about how to classify this lovely little worm as it was unclear whether it’s protective spikes were legs or it’s wobbly legs were tentacles!

Brachiopods are bivalves that evolved during the Cambrian and were abundant through the Paleozoic, but have mostly gone extinct.

This beloved arthropod evolved around the Ordovician Period and has virtually remained unchanged during last 480 million years. This living fossil is recognized by its segmented body, compound eyes, and stiff tail that helps turn it right side up again when turned over.

This fossilized crinoid demonstrates why these species are so often called sea lilies. Although they resemble underwater flowers, they are actually animals! These marine creatures are filter feeders that display the classic five-fold symmetry of all echinoderms.

Crinoids are echinoderms, recognizable by their unique five-fold symmetry, that evolved in the Cambrian and are still around today! The feathery branching arms of this crinoid are anchored to the seafloor with a stem of calcium carbonate disks, while modern species are free-swimming.

Tell the world there is a dinosaur lover who will be a future paleontologist with this fun image stating "Future Paleontologist" featuring a white walking skeleton of a stegosaurus/stegosaur. For boys and girls, as well as adults.

Hello all geologists, paleontologists, and science lovers! Deck out your water bottle or your laptop with this stylized fossil brachiopod. Brachiopods are bivalves that evolved during the Cambrian and were abundant through the Paleozoic, but have mostly gone extinct.

A plated defender, it roamed the Jurassic landscape with the resilience of a herbivore. Our 'Jurassic Fossils' collection is now enriched with four new species.

Dual-crested predator, Jurassic jungle dweller, wielding stealth and lethal precision. Our 'Jurassic Fossils' collection is now enriched with four new species.

Pteranodon soars, majestic wings slicing the prehistoric skies effortlessly and gracefully. Our 'Jurassic Fossils' collection is now enriched with four new species.

Acrocanthosaurus

The biggest prettiest dragonfly that ever lived!!

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Them bones of them oh so terrible lizards!

Spinosaurus skull!

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Allosaurus skull!

A giant marine predator once dominated the ancient oceans with its formidable skills. Our 'Jurassic Fossils' collection is now enriched with four new species.

Snakes always get such a bad reputation...they're really gentle creatures