DD Fossils
Hell Creek Formation
This page is dedicated to the Hell Creek Formation of South Dakota and Montana. Beside dinosaurs, you will find crocodilian, fish and shark fossil.
Mammals fossils from this formation can be found under a separate tab in the Vertebrates section above.
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Hell Creek 23 Microslide Vertebrate Fossil Collection
- This collection consists of 23 different vertebrate microfossils housed in labeled micropalaeontology slides.
- Included in the collection are the following items: Borealosuchus sternbergi tooth, Lepisosteus gar tooth and scale, Myledaphus bipartitus ray tooth and denticle, shark vertebra, Champsosaurus scute and tooth, Leptochamops reptile jaw fragment, Chamops signis reptile jaw fragment, partial mammal tooth, rib, boney fish scale, lizard vertebra and partial limb bone, Coriops fish jaw, Melvius thomasi bowfin tooth, Lisserpeton bairdi amphibian atlas, Salamander vertebra, Fish vertebra, Anuran frog bone, Fish jaw, Albulid fish teeth.
- This is a comprehensive collection covering many of the non-dinosaurian groups that occur in the Hell Creek. Rarely offered for sale.
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Hell Creek 29 Gem Jar Fossil Collection
- This listing is for an excellent collection of fossils from the Hell Creek Formation.
- The collection compliments the micro vertebrate slide set we also have listed. The majority of specimens are housed in ~1.25 inch gem jars, a few in ~1.5 inch.
- There are 29 gem jars in the collection.
- Images show typical specimens like the ones you will receive and include the following:
Borealosuchus tooth, vert, scute; Lepisosteus scale, tooth, vert, skull plate; Champsosaurus vert and jaw; Myledaphus ray tooth and vert; Coriops jaw with teeth; Triceratops tooth, Edmontosaurus tooth and tendon; Brachychampsa teeth; 6 identified turtle shell fragments; baby turtle shell fragment; fish and shark vertebrae; Kindleia fish jaw; Melvius bow fin tooth; turtle limb bone; seed; coprolite, snail; dinosaur vertebra, and a lizard vertebra. 
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Hell Creek Salamander Amphibian Atlas Vertebrae Collection
- This is a rare offering of 5 different Salamander atlas vertebrae from the Hell Creek Formation
- Included in the collection are the following species: Lisserpeton bairdii, Paranecturus garbanii; Scapherpeton tectum; Piceoerpeton naylori and Prodesmodon copei.
- This collection contains an additional rare species not available in our ebay listing.
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Borealosuchus vertebra
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Borealosuchus scute, jaw and skull plate
- Each purchase is for a skull plate, skute and jaw section of the crocodilian Borealosuchus
- Very good bone preservation as shown in the images.
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Borealosuchus lot of 10 teeth
- Each purchase is for 10 teeth belonging to the crocodilian Borealosuchus
- Shown housed in a 1.75 inch gem jar
- Nice teeth with several different shapes and forms.
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Champsosaurus vertebra
- Each purchase is for one nice, large Champsosaurus crocodilian vertebra
- Excellent bone preservation like those shown in the images.
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Triceratops shed tooth
- Each purchase is for one nice, shed tooth from the dinosaur Triceratops horridus.
- Very nice enamel, wear facet and root details.
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Hell Creek large coprolite
- Each purchase is for one large coprolite from the Hell Creek dinosaur beds.
- Good poop shape so there is no mistaking what these are.
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Insect Cocoon
- Found fossilised inside the ribcage of a Triceratops, each purchase is for one nice insect cocoon.
- Very unusual, distinct and well preserved.
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Hell Creek Formation Bulk Bone bag
- A bag of bulk bone from the Hell Creek dinosaur beds.
- Contains a mix of all kinds of bits and pieces of dinosaurs, turtles, crocodilians etc.
- Each bag contains approximately 250g. Bone size varies from around 1cm to over 5cm
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Hell Creek Turtle Shell collecton 7 gem jars
- This collection is for a collection of 7 different turtle shell types, each housed in 3cm gem jars.
- Included are Adocus, Baenid, Basilemys, Protochelydra, Compsomys and two types of Trionychid
- All show the distinct shell ornamentation of the type
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