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| Carolinochelys wilsoni cast replica | | Locality: South Carolina
Formation: Chandler Bridge
Length: 80 cm (2 feet 7 inches)
Price: $___ |  This sea turtle is very similar to the modern loggerhead turtle, Caretta caretta, which is considered to be an endangered species.
Carolinochelys would have probably preyed on jellyfish or other small prey inhabiting algal mats in the open ocean and on a number of bottom-dwelling invertebrates in shallow coastal waters, including sea urchins, gastropods, corals, sponges, crabs, and anemones.
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| Prionochelys cast replica | |  Prionochelys was a spiky sea turtle that lived during the Late Cretaceous in Alabama. This specimen was cast from the most complete Prionochelys yet discovered. Like the other numerous Late Cretaceous sea turtle species in the southeastern US, Prionochelys would have come ashore to lay eggs on the beaches of the ancient barrier islands off the inland seacoast of Alabama. With beautifully scalloped margins, this is one of the most visually appealing of all Cretaceous sea turtles.
|  Locality: Alabama
Formation: Mooreville Chalk
Length: 82 cm (2 feet 8 inches)
Price: $__ | |
| Turtle: Protostega sp (Copei) skeleton cast replica | 
Locality: Kansas
Formation: Niobrara
Flipper Span: 1.5 m (5 feet)
Price: $8,500
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Protostega sp skeleton cast replica
Protostega is one of the largest turtle genera to have ever existed. This individual appears to be a much smaller species or juvenile individual. This extinct sea turtle appears to be similar to the extant leatherback sea turtle, and probably filled a similar niche. Protostega probably fed on marine invertebrates like jellyish and small cephalopods as it cruised the Late Cretaceous Western Interior Seaway. | |
| Turtle: Protostega gigas skeleton cast replica #1 (item #AA109) | | Cretaceous Sea Turtle Skeleton
Protostega gigas ("first roof" - "giant") is an extinct species of marine turtle. It was first collected from the Smoky Hill Chalk of western Kansas in 1871, and named by E.D. Cope (1872). With a length of 3 m (10 ft), it is the second-largest turtle that ever lived, second only to the giant Archelon.
Kingdom: Animalia, Phylum: Chordata, Class: Sauropsida, Order: Testudines, Suborder: Cryptodira, Family: Protostegidae, Genus: Protostega
|  Protostega gigas skeleton cast replica
PROTOSTEGA gigas; skeleton mounted and crated. Giant reptile of the Seas of Jurassic N America. Measures: 60 x 48 inches (5 feet x 4 feet).
$14,950.00 | |
| Turtle: Protostega gigas skeleton cast replica #2 | 
Locality: Texas
Formation: Taylor Group
Flipper Span: 4.7 m (15.5 feet)
Price: $69,500
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 First discovered in Kansas in the Niobrara Chalk and named by E.D. Cope, Protostega had a somewhat reduced shell for streamlining and weight reduction, probably helping it swim with more speed and agility. This replica is cast from a specimen which was found near Dallas, Texas and is the largest Protostega in the world. With flippers spanning fifteen-and-a-half feet, our adult Protostega makes an impressive exhibit.
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| Protostega Gigas Skull cast | |  | Protostega Gigas Skull cast
Segme from the giant sea turtle of the Cretaceous Niobrara of Kansas. George Sternberg, 1945. Skull measures: 480 x 270 x 240 mm/19 x 10.6 x 9.4in. $575 plus shipping.
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| Tortoise: Aldabra Tortoise Skull cast replica (item #CA RB0613) | |  | Aldabra Tortoise Skull
Geochlone gigantea Resin cast replica $120.00 plus shipping.
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| Tortoise: Galapagos Tortoise Skull (item #R S91) Geochelone elephantopus cast | |  | Galapagos Tortoise Skull cast replica. Geochelone elephantopus. Skull cast measures: 360mm/14.2in. 340/13.4. 80/3.1. $110.00 plus shipping.
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| Turtle: Alligator Snapping Turtle Skull cast (item #CA RB0322) | | Alligator Snapping Turtle Skull
Macroclemys temminckii; adult male, South East USA. This skull is of the worlds largest freshwater turtle. California Academy of Sciences specimen. Skull cast measures: 10 1/2 in $150 plus shipping.
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| Turtle (Chisternon undatum cast replica) |  | Turtle (Chisternon undatum); Eocene, Green River Formation; This turtle is a massive 50 inches long; Resin cast: $725 plus shipping. | |
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Giant Sea Turtle Skull with base |
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Giant Sea Turtle Skull with base Scientific Name: Gafsachelys sp. Discovered in Morroco From the Tegana Formation. Early Eocene Measures: 6.7" Resin cast $165 plus shipping. Order Testudines - turtles, Suborder Cryptodira, Superfamily Testudinoidea, Family Chelydridae - snapping turtles, Genus Gafsachelys | |
| Turtle: Green Sea Turtle Skull cast (item #CA RB0347) | |  | Green Sea Turtle Skull cast Chelonia mydas; Keratin mouth. Found in Tropical seas world-wide. Molded from a California Academy of Sciences specimen. Skull measures: 165mm/6.5in. 8oz. $138.60 plus shipping. | |
| Hawksbill Sea Turtle Skull cast (item #R S77) | |  | Hawksbill Sea Turtle Skull cast Eretemochelys imbricata Measures: 180mm/7.1in. 100/3.9. 100/3.9.
$92.40 plus shipping. | |
| Turtle: Leatherback Turtle Skeleton (item #AA311) | | Leatherback Turtle Skeleton
Complete skeleton $4,040 plus shipping. |  | |
| Leatherback Turtle skull (item #S305) | | Leatherback Turtle skull
Demochelys coriacea; Fossil skull from Sharktooth Hill California. Buena Vista MNH Measures: 368mm/14.5 in. $231.00 plus shipping.
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| Leatherback Turtle Skull cast (item #CA 02042) | |  | Leatherback Turtle Skull cast replica Dermochelys coriacea; Warm oceans world-wide. Molded from a California Academy of Sciences specimen. Measures: 250mm/9.9in. 36oz.
$150 plus shipping. | |
| Oliogocene Turtle In shell cast replica (item #RF006) | | Oliogocene Turtle In shell
Stylemys nebracensis. This is a cast of the shell and skull. Molded from an original fossil discovered in White River Formation, Nebraska. Skull w/post-cranial extremely rare. Measures 3.4in (70mm)
$50.60 plus shipping. |  | |
The mata mata (binomial name Chelus fimbriatus) is a freshwater turtle found in South America, primarily in the Amazon and Orinoco basins.
Scientific classification Kingdom: Animalia, Phylum: Chordata, Class: Reptilia, Subclass: Anapsida, Order: Testudines, Suborder: Pleurodira, Family: Chelidae, Genus: Chelus, Species: C. fimbriatus,
Binomial name: Chelus fimbriatus
| Trionyx Turtle Skeleton (item #RF009) | |
 | Trionyx Turtle Skeleton cast replica. Trionyx,carapace Measures: 43.5x42.0cm/17.1x16.5in (head to-tail), 69cm/27.2in Cretaceous Hell Creek. Montana. Skeleton with mount.
(item #RF009) $550.00 plus shipping. | |
| Turtle: Real Fossil Testudines Manchurochelys Liaxiensis
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This is a real fossil.
Testudines Manchurochelys Liaxiensis Manchurochelys is an extinct genus of tortoise in the order Paracryptodira. It existed during the early Cretaceous of what is now northeast China. It has been found in the Jianshangou Bed of West Liaoning's Yixian Formation. However, it is a rarely-found fossil.
Since most turtles die inside there shells.This is an exceptional find. It was collected in the Yixian Formation of Liaoning.
The piece has been put back together with the only damage showing behind the left leg and extending in front of the right leg. The picture shows it well. A real bargain at $4,700. Unlike other items on this page, this is a real fossil. If you are interested in actual fossils please see this page | |
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