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Rare Cretaceous Dinosaur Triceratops Frill Fragment from Montana, USA (SKU V9356):- Triceratops horridus

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Rare Cretaceous Dinosaur Triceratops Frill Fragment from Montana, USA (SKU V9357):- Triceratops horridus

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Rare Cretaceous Dinosaur Triceratops Frill Fragment from Montana, USA (SKU V9358):- Triceratops horridus

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Rare Cretaceous Dinosaur Triceratops Frill Fragment from Montana, USA (SKU V9359):- Triceratops horridus

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Rare Cretaceous Dinosaur Triceratops Frill Fragment from Montana, USA (SKU V9360):- Triceratops horridus

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Rare Cretaceous Dinosaur Triceratops Frill Fragment from Montana, USA (SKU V9361):- Triceratops horridus

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Rare Cretaceous Dinosaur Triceratops Frill Fragment from Montana, USA (SKU V9362):- Triceratops horridus

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Ceratopsian (Triceratops) Frill Fragment from South Dakota, USA (SKU V9345):- Triceratops horridus

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Ceratopsian (Triceratops) Frill Fragment from South Dakota, USA (SKU V9346):- Triceratops horridus

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Ceratopsian (Triceratops) Frill Fragment from South Dakota, USA (SKU V9347):- Triceratops horridus

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Ceratopsian (Triceratops) Frill Fragment from South Dakota, USA (SKU V9348):- Triceratops horridus

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Rare Cretaceous Carnosaur Dinosaur Toe Bone from the Kem Kem Beds, Morocco, USA (SKU V9312):- Carcharodontosaurus cf. saharicus

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Cretaceous Titanosaur Dinosaur Egg Shell from Argentina (SKU V9307):- Saltasaurus loricatus

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Cretaceous Theropod (Spinosaurus) Dinosaur Foot Claw from Kem Kem Beds, Morocco, North Africa (SKU V9271):- Spinosaurus cf. aegypticus

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Rare Cretaceous Carnosaur Dinosaur Toe Bone from the Kem Kem Beds, Morocco, USA (SKU V9270):- Carcharodontosaurus cf. saharicus

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Cretaceous Theropod (Spinosaurus) Dinosaur Hand Bone from Kem Kem, Morocco, North Africa (SKU V9267):- Spinosaurus cf. aegypticus

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Upper Cretaceous Dinosaur (Oviraptorosaur) Toe Bone from Hell Creek Formation, Montana, USA (SKU V9268):- Anzu wyliei

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Rare Cretaceous Carnosaur Dinosaur Toe Bone from the Kem Kem Beds, Morocco, USA (SKU V9269):- Carcharodontosaurus cf. saharicus

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Rare Upper Cretaceous Dinosaur Hadrosaurus Vertebra from the Hell Creek Formation, Montana, USA (SKU V9257):- Edomtosaurus annectens

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Cretaceous Dinosaur Triceratops Toe Bone from Wyoming, USA (SKU V9258):- Triceratops horridus

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3.2 Inch Cretaceous Caenagnathid Theropod Dinosaur Claw from South Dakota, USA (SKU V9255):- Anzu wyliei

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Cretaceous Dinosaur Triceratops Dorsal Vertebra from Montana, USA (SKU V9241):- Triceratops horridus

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Upper Triassic Phytosaur Skull Section from Arizona, USA (SKU V9165)

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Upper Triassic Phytosaur Vertebra from Arizona, USA (SKU V9166)

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Experience the scale of prehistoric giants with genuine dinosaur bones from Fossils UK. From articulated digits to massive vertebrae, these heavy fossils bring ancient ecosystems to life. Owning structural elements of these legendary creatures is an unforgettable experience.

How much are dinosaur bones worth?

Value correlates directly with recognisability and anatomical completeness. Unidentified bone fragments are quite common and suit novice collectors perfectly. Distinct items like toe bones or humerus fragments command significantly higher market prices. A complete femur from a recognised apex predator is a museum-tier investment. The lack of crushing or geological distortion also increases the final retail price.

How are dinosaur bones identified?

Palaeontologists and experts analyse external bone morphology to determine the species. Specific muscle attachment scars and joint shapes act as unique identifiers. Geographic provenance plays a massive role in confirming the taxonomy. Knowing exactly which geological formation the bone came from narrows the candidates. Researchers can also examine internal cellular structures to distinguish dinosaur fossils from ancient marine reptiles or petrified wood.