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JURASSIC DREAMS will be present at the
Tucson Mineral & Fossil Marketplace
Jan 28 to Feb 11 - 2023

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Header Picture: Carcharodontosaurus saharicus tooth - © Jurassic-Dreams.com We get used to the wonderful colors of some fossils, as if they were magic, featuring a range of bright and beautiful tonalities. But it is not magic... And science has the answer. What Geological Phenomenon Creates Those Enamel Hues? There are a series of processes that occur since the animal dies until its remains come to our hands. And this is relatively easy to explain putting as example the dinosaur teeth. Biological remains may undergo alterations of their original chemical and mineralogical composition when incorporated into the fossil record. These processes continue after...

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The Earth shook beneath its feet and it stalked stealthily its preys near the watering holes. There, at the soft wetlands were marked its tridactyl footprints. There are not many big ichnites of the mega predators of those times, and its tracks are shy. Some of these footprints have been attributed to the Tyrannosaurus rex, due both to their size and their age. However, a new footprint discovered in Bolivia puts on the Cretaceous map a new titan 80 million years old (footprint picture in the image at the top). It lived before the Tyrannosaurus rex and it was bigger....

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JURASSIC DREAMS will be present at theTucson Arizona Mineral & Fossil Show30th Jan to 12th Feb 2020Hotel Tucson City Center (HTTC)Booth #13 (Ballroom)HTTC Address: 475 N Granada Ave, Tucson, AZ 85701Show hours: 10 am-6 pm dailyOpen to the PublicFree AdmissionFree ParkingFree shuttles to satellite parking lotsCOME AND BUY ON-SITE!We will be bringing a very wide selection of top fossils, minerals and meteorites.And you can also ask us beforehand for specific items to bring on site if you want!Call us or email us if you would like to reserve a fossil, or to ask us to bring specific fossils on-site.

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Ilustration of Hamipterus offspring   100 million years ago a great storm buried a large set of nests with eggs of pterosaurs, flying reptiles that lived next to the dinosaurs. Some adults also perished with the eggs, perhaps in a last effort to save their offspring about to be born. Their parents did not achieve their mission and their fossils have been discovered in China, in a site that sheds light on the reproduction of these animals. We already knew that the pterosaurs laid eggs, because their fossils, although scarce, proved it. Some fossilised embryos had even been discovered in...

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