Educational Fossil Kits
Operated by John Adamek
Fossil Kit 3
A top-of-the-line Educational Fossil Kit providing choice, hand-picked fossils spanning geologic time (a fossil from each geological time period), each with a small card providing taxonomic, geologic time, and other information pertinent to the fossil. Our best fossil kit is all contained in a high-quality wooden box with 12 individual compartments. Fossil kit 3 differs from Fossil Kit 2 with an ammonite representing Jurassic Time, an Oyster (bivalve) representing Cretaceous time, and Metasequoia (dawn redwood) representing the Eocene.
Price: $39.50 - we dare you to compare quality and price
Click the imsges below to see enlargements of fossil kit packaging, printed material, and the individual fossils.
A
custom high quality wooden box with sliding top assures protection
and organization for service year after year |
Card
showing geologic time periods and major evolutionary milestones
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12-compartment wooden tray fits snuggly inside the larger box;
each fossil has a small description card |
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Wooden
case dimensions: 10.6 x 7.8 x 2.1 inches |
The
durable case and tray protects and orgaizes the fossils for lifetimes
of use |
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| Precambrian |
Cambrian |
Ordovician |
Silurian |
Devonian |
Carboniferous |
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| Proterozoic
Stromatolites
Domain Eubacteria |
Elrathia
kingii Trilobite Phylum Arthropoda Weeler Shale Millard County, Utah |
Phyllograptus
or Didymograptus graptolite Phylum Hemichordata Fillmore Formation, Millard County, Utah |
Scyphocrinites
sp. Fossil Crinoid Phylum Echinodermata Alnif, Morocco |
Orthoceras
Geisenocerus Nautiloid Phylum Mollusca Erfoud, Morocco |
Fossil
Coral Barbouria sp. |
| Permian |
Triassic |
Jurassic |
Cretaceous |
Paleogene |
Neogene |
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| Dictyoclostus
inflatus brachipod Phylum Brachiopoda Kiabab Formation Washington County, Utah |
Conifer
petrified wood Division Pinophyta Arizona |
Ammonite |
Ilymatogyra
arietina Oyster Phylum Phylum Mollusca Austin, Texas |
Metasequoia
occidentalis (Dawn Redwood) Division: Pinophyta (conifers) Eocene Tranquille Shale, British Columbia |
Chione
califoriensis Pelecypod Clam Phylum Mollusca Pleistocene Spanish Bite Formation, California |