Fossils

Fossils are preserved remains of ancient animals or plants.

Small fossils

"Small" fossils are stand-alone fossils that always take up 1x1 square in the museum (where they have their own section) or if used as a furniture in a character's house.

Name
Amber
Ammonite
Archaeopteryx
Coprolite
Dinosaur Egg
Dinosaur Track
Fern Fossil
Peking Man
Shark Tooth
Trilobite

Large fossils

"Large" fossils are skeletal pieces of dinosaurs. Each fully-constructed dinosaur skeleton is made up of 2-4 large fossils, and each large fossil takes up more space than all small fossils when displayed in the museum or a character's house.

As large fossil items need to identify which part they are (example: ankylo torso), their name is typically a shortening of the dinosaur they are a part of (using the earlier example: ankylosaurus). Below the large fossils have been divided by dinosaur (using the name as displayed on their museum plaque when completed), with a table of its constituent fossils below the image. Each image's caption is the text of that dinosaur's plaque.

Ankylosaur
Length: 36.1 feet
Late Cretaceous Period

ankylo skull
3,500

ankylo torso

3,000

ankylo tail

2,500

Apatosaur
Length: 68.9 feet
Late Jurassic Period

apato skull
5,000

apato torso

4,500

apato tail

4,000

Dimetrodon
Length: 11.5 feet
Early Permian Period

dimetrodon skull
5,500

dimetrodon torso

5,000

dimetrodon tail

4,500

Icthyosaur
Length: 6.6 feet
Early Jurassic Period

icthyo skull	icthyo torso
2,500	2,000

Iguanodon
Length: 32.8 feet
Early Cretaceous Period

iguanodon skull	iguanodon torso
4,000	3,500

iguanodon tail

3,000

Mammoth
Length: 13 feet
Quaternary Period

mammoth skull	mammoth torso
3,000	2,500

Pachycephalosaur
Length: 13.1 feet
Late Cretaceous Period

pachy skull	pachy torso
4,000	3,500

pachy tail

3,000

Parasaur (a.k.a. "Parasaurolophus")
Length: 29.5 feet
Late Cretaceous Period

parasaur skull	parasaur torso
3,500	3,000

parasaur tail

2,500

Plesiosaur
Length: 23.6 feet
Late Cretaceous Period

plesio skull	plesio neck
4,500	4,500

plesio torso

4,500

Pteranodon
Length: 30.2 feet
Late Cretaceous Period

ptera skull	ptera left wing
4,000	4,500

ptera right wing

4,500

Sabertooth Tiger
Length: 6.2 feet
Quaternary Period

sabertooth skull	sabertooth torso
2,500	2,000

Seismosaur
Length: 113.2 feet
Late Jurassic Period

seismo skull	seismo chest
5,000	4,500
seismo hip	seismo tail
4,000	4,500

Stegosaur
Length: 30.5 feet
Late Cretaceous Period

stego skull	stego torso
5,000	4,500

stego tail

4,000

Styracosaur
Length: 18 feet
Late Cretaceous Period

styraco skull	styraco torso
3,500	3,000

styraco tail

2,500

Triceratops
Length: 31.2 feet
Late Cretaceous Period

tricera skull	tricera torso
5,500	5,000

tricera tail

4,500

Tyrannosaurus rex
Length: 47.6 feet
Late Cretaceous Period

T. rex skull	T. rex torso
6,000	5,500

T. rex tail

5,000

Velociraptor
Length: 5.9 feet
Late Cretaceous Period

raptor skull	raptor torso
3,000	2,500