[Lubaolong]

Originally Posted by Zankou

Sigh ... you know there are thousands of complete fossils of Eurypterids, right? This just happens to be bigger than the others they found (the previous record was about 6 feet).

You can buy them yourself:

http://www.langsfossils.com/euryps-single.htm

Here's a really icky one:

http://www.paleoclones.com/marine/mo...eurypterid.htm

Why do you persist in arguing about subjects that you know nothing about? Just stick to what you know.

That's really cool. I used to be in love with fossils and dinosaurs as a kid. I used to have an ammonoid fossil and book that my grandmother got me, but I haven't seen that in forever. It's probably in storage somewhere at my mom's house. I never thought about buying fossils online, but I wouldn't mind getting a few to keep around the house.