Cast Replicas Dinosaur Fossils Eggs for sale from Taylor Made Fossils

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Species: Saurolophus angustirostres

Species description: Large 35 ft Herbivore was 18' tall with flat-head. It had a huge battery of Chisel-like teeth designed to grind plants. Only 10 skulls and 1 skeleton found. These are much rarer in fossil records than other hadrosaurs. Eggs of these dinosaurs are rarely found.

We have never offered a nest this beautiful for sale.

Geologic strata: Kaoguo Formation

Item Location: Upper Asia –Xixan Basin, Henan Providence, China

Rare Perfect World's Best 4 EGG NEST Hadrosaur Saurolophus 12" Diameter Eggs. This is an amazing 4 eggs with almost perfection with total shell on 3 of eggs and one 90% egg shell This by far is without a doubt the best egg nest I ever saw. It came from a China expert who had it in his collection for 15 years until he had to sell. One of you will be very lucky. Its light gray color is highly unusual and normally the species of hadrosaur is unknown but the previous owner said due to rareness and color since Saurolophus eggs are so rare and had only a few in his lifetime it is highly believed this was the species. For those of you that must have perfection this is the one and it is suspected to have further remains inside. I will not guarantee this but it obviously had no eggs hatched and when preserved this pure it also preserves all that is within well also IM so enamored with this nest it was a much to add and the best eggs at this year's Tucson show by far .

Price: US $2,799

Shipping and insurance: $125 (SOLD)

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Species description: Looks like Shantungosarus which is a massive flat-headed duckbill and one of biggest hadrosaurs about 43 ft long with long tail walking upright eating plants.

Geologic strata: Kaoguo Formation Geologic Period: Cretaceous Late

Location : Xixia Basin, Henan Province, CHINA

This rare and now hard to find egg due to Chinese export restrictions has 99% of eggshell present and a nice matrix base still attached and prepped through sealing and hardened. Large specimen 6" long and 4 wide found over 12 years ago - super specimen.

Real fossil: $350 Sold

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Measures 10 x 5.5,"

Discovered in China

Late Cretaceous

Resin cast $75 (plus shipping)

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This cast replica dinosaur egg nest contains 6 Ornithopod eggs.

The nest measures 15.5 x 15,"

Resin cast $249 (plus shipping)

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It was discovered in China

This nest measures 20 x 22,"

Late Cretaceous,

Resin cast $385 Sale $375 (plus shipping)

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Species description: This birdlike dinosaur which had feathers was discovered by Roy Chapman and though called an egg stealer was actually only brooding its own eggs.

Geologic strata: Kaoguo Formation

Discovered in Upper Asia –Xixan Basin, Henan Providence, China

Egg measures 6 in (15cm)

Upper Cretaceous

Discovered in Mongolia

Resin cast $15 (plus shipping)

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Classification: CERATOPSIA; Neoceratopsia; Protoceratopsidae

Age: Late Cretaceous (Campanian), Djadokhta formation

Discovered in the Gobi Desert, Southern Peoples' Republic of Mongolia.

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Although their bones are known from every continent except Antarctica, their eggs are known from only three places: The Peoples' Republic of Mongolia, Provence (France) and Patagonia, Argentina.

The eggs in this exhibition from Mongolia were laid in a depression scooped out of sand.

Examination of the microstructure of the eggshell indicates that the embryos died before the eggs hatched because the eggs were covered with water and the embryos drowned. In order for the embryos to obtain oxygen while in the egg, the surface of the shell was covered with 200,000-300,000 pores.

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Species: Troodon - Saurornithoides junior or Borogovia gracilicrus

Species Description: Mongolian Troodon named after Lewis Carroll's fictional borogoves and is the largest known troodon. In fact these troodon eggs are almost twice as large other troodons such as Formosus. Most troodons were 1.3 meters high however this dinosaur was 4.5 ft high and 7 ft long with tail.

Formation: Negmegt Formation

Geological timeframe: Early Maastrichtian (LK) - Late Cretaceous Period.

Item Location: Gobi Desert, Mongolia close to Flaming Hills made famous by American Roy Chapman Andrews.

Rarest of all One of a Kind Largest Mongolian Troodon Borogovia or Saurornithoides Large 9 Egg Nest (Twice the size of other Troodon Eggs). Many of these eggs are 5" long or more. Other known Troodon Eggs are only 2" long and have incomplete shells. In this nest most of the eggs have almost all of their shell!

The value of eggs double when found in a nest like this. Just amazing.

Price: US $9,999 (shipping: $185)

Tarbosaurus (Asian Trex)

Tarbosaurus is the Asian T-rex. It resembles T-rex in almost every way - except that the Tarbosaurus is much more rare.

It was 46 ft long and had large teeth and claws. Tarbosaurus ate any thing it desired. It actually had a longer skull than Trex. Tarbosaurus laid its eggs in a spiral pattern nest.

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Therizinosaurs (or segnosaurs) are theropod dinosaurs belonging to the clade Therizinosauroidea

Discovered in China

This nest measures 14 x 20," The largest egg is 16" L x 6" W (both eggs are about the same size).

Late Cretaceous,

Resin cast $285 (Sale $275) (plus shipping)

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