2026
Paleontology and Paleoanthropology related Philatelic items issued in the year 2026: dinosaurs and other prehistoric animals, fossils.
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“Pterosaurs Worldwide - The World of Pterosaurs and their Reflection in Philately”, a bilingual (German and English) book by ERNST, Hans Ulrich & KELLNER, Alexander W. A. Pre-orders are available on the publisher’s website: Pfeil Verlag The book will be published in September 2026. |
Official stamps directly related to Paleontology: dinosaurs and other prehistoric animals, fossils
| 07.07.2026 - Taiwan | ||
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| 24.06.2026 - Mongolia | 10.02.2026 - Australia | 26.01.2026 - Belgium [1] |
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Paleontology related stamps of countries who issue too many stamps per year,
stamps with prehistoric animals or their fossils without any relation to the issuing country
or stamps with inaccurate reconstruction of prehistoric animals.
These stamps are not recommended for serious collectors and are Undesired at serious philatelic exhibits. |
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| Burundi | Guinea Bissau | |
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[1] One of the stamps from the "Unpublished photographs from the 19th century" set depicting mounted skeleton of an Iguanodon.
Local stamps directly related to Paleontology: dinosaurs
| 14.03.2026 - Transnistria (Moldova) [L1] | ||
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[L1] exist in imperforate
Official stamps of associated topics: fossls locations
| 06.01.2026 - Isle of Man [O1] | ||
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[O1] One of the "Wild Isle of Man" stemos is "Fossils and Flowers". According to the presentaton pack- “There are the fossils of marine creatures spread along the limestone rocks on the beach, just to the east of Castletown harbour. Wild flowers thrive in the seaweed and rocks above the beach, just out of reach of the sea and surfers sometimes ride waves across the reef here.”
Local stamps of associated topics: contributors to Paleontology
| 14.03.2026 - Transnistria (Moldova) [LO1] | ||
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[LO1] exist in imperforate.
Lev Semyonovich Berg (March 14, 1876, Bender – December 24, 1950) was a leading Soviet geographer, biologist and ichthyologist who served as President of the Soviet Geographical Society between 1940 and 1950. He also developed his own evolutionary theory (Nomogenesis) as opposed to the theories of Darwin and Lamarck. Studied both modern and prehistoric fishes, one of his most famous publication is "Classification of fishes, both recent and fossil" published in 1940, Between 1934-1950 - Director of the Laboratory of fossil fish of the Zoological Institute of the USSR in Leningrad
Official commemorative Postal Stationaries related to Paleontology and Paleoanthropology: fossils
Legend is here
| 03.07.2026 - France [Sp] | ||
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Commemorative Postmarks directly related to Paleontology and Paleoanthropology: dinosaurs and other prehistoric animals, fossils
Legend is here
| 03.07.2026 - France [Sp] | 24.06.2026 - Mongolia [FDC] | 08.06.2026 - China [Sp] |
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| 14.03.2026 - Transnistria [FDC] | 10.02.2026 - Australia [FDC] | 01.01.2026 - Taiwan [Sp] |
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