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You are going to make me pick just one?!? Masi, that is cruel, bordering on unusual.
Of the fossils that I own, I am rather attached to two partial Megalodon teeth, however I also have eyes for south american seal teeth that I lacked the funds to purchase. I'll get one someday, mark my words!
Of the fossils that I have prepared for a local museum (they taught me how to prepare bones and give me access to equipment, they get their fossils cleaned. It is a happy relationship) I must say that the first bone that I worked on was my favorite. An Edmontosaur neural spine. Cute little fossil, pictured below. But the museum also looks for microfossils, among which are troodontid teeth, fish scales and teeth, etc, and I am also rather fond of these.
In broader terms I really like Dunkleosteus. I also like the Haast's eagle (and anything else from NZ), Argentavis, Pelagornithids, birds in general, really. And Pinnipeds. And Pterosaurs. And anything from the most recent ice age...
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"The very fact that there is life here at all, and that everything that's alive today, is so, because everything else passed away." -Jack Horner "Once you have tasted flight, you will forever walk the earth with your eyes turned skyward, for there you have been, and there you will always long to return." "Yet the finer they were the frailer; the cleverer, the more wrong-headed." -North
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