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(DSM# CH507) Unidentied fish scales. Possibly preserved in a coprolite (preserved poop).

An ai generated art piece or image based on the stylized, anime like style of a woman with red eyes, white hair, and wearing a nun outfit of some sort wielding a gun with blood dripping from her mouth. Lots of reds and black used. An explorative take…

Photograph. Daytime. Table covered with candles, pan de muerto, marigolds, fruit and skulls. Colorful papel picado banner at the top and bottom of table. Shelf in center above table with photos of deceased family members and marigolds. To the right,…

(uncatalogued) This is the lower jaw fragment of a Mosasaur-like creature.

Two vials of Crude Oil from Mississippi Oil Fields

At cemetery, white granite (?) grave tomb monument covered with marigold orange flowers, at the bottom a vase with white flowers. In the background, a fenced tomb monument with an arch of orange marigolds, more tomb monuments, and trees. En el…

This drawing will help you learn the different parts of a Trilobite. Trilobites are most can be preserved whole or as single portions of the cephalon thorax or pygidium. Trilobites were arthropods that molted as they grew so not every trilobite…

(DSM #10716) This Mosasar shoulder blade shows signs of being scavenged by shark after death. This indicates that the creature was on the sea floor for a while after it died.

(unnumbered) Coprolites are trace fossils that can tell us a lot about the diet and physiology of a creature.