Fossil Collection

Most of the fossils shown here were discovered in New Jersey, beginning September 2006. The collection is continually growing larger, so stop by often to see new finds. My primary interest is fossil shark teeth, so this page mostly showcases shark (Chondrichthyes) teeth fossils and related items, such as sea creatures (flora and fauna) from the late Cretaceous period. Notice that the identification process has not been completed for many of the items, especially for most of the shark teeth. Please understand that I am neither a paleontologist, nor a geologist, so any corrections or comments via e-mail are welcomed and appreciated. In one year, the collection has grown to more than 500 specimens, and includes more than 200 fossil shark teeth! I hope you enjoy touring my virtual museum! RLD

Now, you can view these fossils from your mobile phone or PDA at:
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Teeth (Sharks and other Fishes, Reptiles, Mammals, Dinosaurs)

Visit www.elasmo.com for shark teeth identification.

Coprolites, Bones (Sharks and other Fishes, Reptiles, Mammals, Dinosaurs)

Mollusk Shells (Brachiopods, Gastropods, Bivalves, Cephalopods)

Sponges, Corals, and Bryozoans

Tree Wood

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