The land of the giants
The Cretaceous was about living it large in a greenhouse world. It was warm everywhere; CO2 levels were high and sealevels were at their highest. Animals grew big. It was the age of giant dinosaurs, giant dragonflies, and giant fish. The high global temperatures and chemistry of the cretaceous oceans, led to regular and wide spread algal blooms. The calcite plates of the algae are preserved as chalk cliffs throughout most of Northern Europe.
Ammonite pair Sold Out
Shark teeth Sold Out
Spinosaur tooth Sold Out
Spinosaur tooth Sold Out
Ammolite Sold Out
Cross section of therapod rib Sold Out
Carcharadontasaurus tooth Sold Out
Mookaite tumblestone Sold Out
Fossil fish from the Lebanon Sold Out
Mookaite (fossil radiolarian) Sold Out
Ammolite Sold Out
Ammolite Sold Out
Ammolite Sold Out
Ammolite Sold Out
Spinosaur Tooth (small, 5-6 cm) Sold Out
Zircon in biotite Sold Out
Spinosaur tooth Sold Out
Squalicorax tooth Sold Out
Desmonoceras sp. Sold Out
Dinosaur eggshell Sold Out
Ammolite Sold Out
Dinosaur toebone Sold Out
Dinosaur skin Sold Out
K-T boundary france Sold Out
Spinosaur caudal vertebra Sold Out
Brachiopod Sold Out
Carcharadontosaurus tooth Sold Out
Coprolites Sold Out