One of the most impressive fossil clams I’ve ever encountered—adorned with stunning crystal formations that make it truly exceptional. | In Stone Fossils
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One of the most impressive fossil clams I’ve ever encountered—adorned with stunning crystal formations that make it truly exceptional. | In Stone Fossils
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Just outside of Tuba City, Arizona, the ground still remembers. Pressed into stone are Jurassic trackways—footprints left behind nearly 200 million years ago, when this desert was something entirely different. Dinosaurs crossed soft mud here, unaware their steps would outlast oceans, mountains, and time itself. No bones. No roar. Just movement frozen in place—proof that life once passed through, heading somewhere we’ll never know. And if you stand there long enough, it almost feels like they jus
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Just outside of Tuba City, Arizona, the ground still remembers. Pressed into stone are Jurassic trackways—footprints left behind nearly 200 million years ago, when this desert was something entirely different. Dinosaurs crossed soft mud here, unaware their steps would outlast oceans, mountains, and time itself. No bones. No roar. Just movement frozen in place—proof that life once passed through, heading somewhere we’ll never know. And if you stand there long enough, it almost feels like they jus
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Absolutely loving this show! The paleontology, the geology—every piece is a jaw-dropping window into deep time and pure natural artistry. @rosmancorp | In Stone Fossils
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Absolutely loving this show! The paleontology, the geology—every piece is a jaw-dropping window into deep time and pure natural artistry. @rosmancorp | In Stone Fossils
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We’re excited to offer something truly special for fossil lovers of all ages. Soon, you’ll be able to purchase real fossil-bearing rock and split it yourself at home—bringing hands-on paleontology straight to your backyard. Our material comes from the Green River Formation, with a 50-lb minimum purchase and a guarantee that you’ll discover fossils. You might find a Knightia, a Diplomystus, or another piece of ancient history hidden in the stone. Each order is carefully packed in a custom crate a
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We’re excited to offer something truly special for fossil lovers of all ages. Soon, you’ll be able to purchase real fossil-bearing rock and split it yourself at home—bringing hands-on paleontology straight to your backyard. Our material comes from the Green River Formation, with a 50-lb minimum purchase and a guarantee that you’ll discover fossils. You might find a Knightia, a Diplomystus, or another piece of ancient history hidden in the stone. Each order is carefully packed in a custom crate a
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51.98 million years ago, life looked a little different… 🌊🦴 These beautifully preserved fish fossils come from the ancient Fossil Lake—once a thriving subtropical ecosystem in what is now southwest Wyoming. Displayed naturally on a stunning slab of calcium carbonate (with no restorations or enhancements!), this piece features two Cockerellites liops, one Diplomystus dentatus, and the lake’s fierce predator, Phareodus encaustus. Fossil Lake was part of a long-lost freshwater system where low ox
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51.98 million years ago, life looked a little different… 🌊🦴 These beautifully preserved fish fossils come from the ancient Fossil Lake—once a thriving subtropical ecosystem in what is now southwest Wyoming. Displayed naturally on a stunning slab of calcium carbonate (with no restorations or enhancements!), this piece features two Cockerellites liops, one Diplomystus dentatus, and the lake’s fierce predator, Phareodus encaustus. Fossil Lake was part of a long-lost freshwater system where low ox
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It’s incredibly rare to find a specimen of this magnitude that hasn’t been inlaid or heavily restored—and this one isn’t. We’re excited to present this exceptional plate this coming year in Tucson, Arizona at the Co-Op. Featuring four distinct species on a single plate, this piece is truly phenomenal and seldom seen: Diplomystus, Phareodus, Notogoneus, and Priscacara. Specimens like this don’t come around often, and seeing one in person is something special. Huge thanks to @globalpaleoservices f
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It’s incredibly rare to find a specimen of this magnitude that hasn’t been inlaid or heavily restored—and this one isn’t. We’re excited to present this exceptional plate this coming year in Tucson, Arizona at the Co-Op. Featuring four distinct species on a single plate, this piece is truly phenomenal and seldom seen: Diplomystus, Phareodus, Notogoneus, and Priscacara. Specimens like this don’t come around often, and seeing one in person is something special. Huge thanks to @globalpaleoservices f
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🚨 Fossil Prep Breakthrough! 🚨 For decades, crocodile fossils from the Green River Formation have typically been cut out of their original matrix and inlaid into decorative slabs. But this time… we’re doing things differently. Our Borealosuchus wilsoni is too scientifically important to lose its original context. The slab it rests in isn’t just rock—it’s a micro–ecosystem snapshot from 50 million years ago. Preserved alongside the crocodile are feathers, leaves, insects, and fish, all still in
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🚨 Fossil Prep Breakthrough! 🚨 For decades, crocodile fossils from the Green River Formation have typically been cut out of their original matrix and inlaid into decorative slabs. But this time… we’re doing things differently. Our Borealosuchus wilsoni is too scientifically important to lose its original context. The slab it rests in isn’t just rock—it’s a micro–ecosystem snapshot from 50 million years ago. Preserved alongside the crocodile are feathers, leaves, insects, and fish, all still in
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One of the things that makes the Green River Formation so scientifically important is how often it captures behavior, not just organisms. This specimen shows Mioplosus labracoides preserved during an aspiration event—likely suffocating after ingesting a disarticulated Knightia eocaena. While rare in the fossil record, this type of feeding-related mortality still occurs in modern freshwater ecosystems. The extraordinary preservation of the Green River lakes allows us to see moments like this froz
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In some cases, a fossil specimen cannot be adequately stabilized within its original matrix. This was the case with this exceptionally rare short-rostrum paddlefish from the Green River Formation. Over a period of more than three years, extensive efforts were made to preserve and stabilize the specimen in its natural rock; however, the matrix proved structurally unsuitable for long-term conservation. Due to the rarity and scientific importance of this paddlefish, the specimen was carefully trans
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Xiphactinus audax was a massive, extinct predatory fish that ruled the seas during the Late Cretaceous (~90–66 million years ago). It patrolled the Western Interior Seaway—a vast, shallow ocean that once split North America in two. Easily one of my all-time favorite specimens, this incredible fossil is now being showcased at the co-op here in Arizona. If you’re in the area, come see it up close—it’s an absolute showstopper. | In Stone Fossils
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Quarry Dig Reveals Fossil Preserved Inside Unbroken Stone
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Who’s ready for a true fossil experience in 2026? 🦖✨ Step into deep time and explore specimens that tell the story of ancient oceans, prehistoric ecosystems, and worlds that no longer exist. From beautifully preserved marine life to iconic vertebrate fossils, 2026 is all about bringing science, history, and artistry together in one unforgettable experience. | In Stone Fossils
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