This is a nice fossil shark tooth of the species Notorynchus primigenius from the German Miocene.

This is a atractive fossil shark tooth of the species Notorynchus primigenius from the German Miocene.

Here is a fossil shark tooth from Morocco of the species Otodus obliquus on a nice and authentic matrix.  

This is a Czech fossil snail of the species Praenatica gregaria from the classical site of Koneprusy.
 

This is a nice example of a fossil tower snail of the specues Pseudokatosira undulata from the Pliensbachian of Buttenheim.

This Burmese amber contains a rare inclusion of a Cretaceous pseudoscorpion from Myanmar. Presumably this pseudoscorpion belongs to the Withiidae family.

Here is a relative rare crusher teeth of the shark species Ptychodus whipple.

Here is a particularly beautiful specimen of a fossil goblet sponge of the species Raphidonema faringdonensi. A special feature is that it is populated with serpulides (lime tube worms).
 

Fossil reptiles are naturally one of the rarities in the cretaceos amber from Myanmar. This lizard fossil in amber is a foot which is likely belongs to the species Retinosaurus hkamtiensis.

Two spiders are trapped in this Burmese amber.  This could be likely a Spider couple traped for eternety.

Here is a nice German stromatolite from Thüste, which clearly shows both the upper surface structure and the fine-layerd structure in the polished cross section.

Here is a fossil stromatolite from the Ediacarian of Czech Republic.
This is a nice example piece with one polished side. The faching side mesires about 109 x 64 mm.

This nice fossil coral colony from the classical site of Nattheim belongs to the  species Thecosmilia trichotoma.

This piece from the eocene of Damery shows several fossil shells of the genera Tivelina, Callista and a small specimen of the genus Spondylus.