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May 2022 - Finds of the Month Entries
The Amateur Paleontologist replied to digit's topic in Fossil of the Month
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May 2022 - Finds of the Month Entries
The Amateur Paleontologist replied to digit's topic in Fossil of the Month
Very nice find, it's a beautiful little femur! -
I’ll try to send you a better pic
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Show us your most colorful fossils
JBkansas replied to Denis Arcand's topic in General Fossil Discussion
This rock contains thousands of shell and coral fragments replaced by sparkly red orange crystals. The sparkles don't translate as well on pictures. -
Peace River/Bone Valley IDs - possible C. Hastalis?
fifbrindacier replied to Meganeura's topic in Fossil ID
See this : @Ancient Bones ?- 4 replies
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Not sure if these are trace fossils. The rock looks like a cast of the sea floor.
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I would need a bigger prep box for that! This turtle is huge.
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I’ll try to send you a better pic
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I agree that looks like a tooth but i don't know if it is from a horse. Could show us photos of the other side of it ?
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Let's see your latest mailbox score!
Nanotyrannus35 replied to britishcanuk's topic in Member Collections
Nice meg! I also like the other 2 bone valley teeth.- 7,016 replies
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Fossil Sites near Blacksburg VA
historianmichael replied to cabes234's topic in Fossil Hunting Trips
Jasper Burns's "Fossil Collecting in the Mid-Atlantic States" describes a number of sites in the area, including one just outside Blacksburg -
I’m not sure at all
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Pictures aren't the best quality, but I believe it's part of a horse tooth. I could be totally off-base however.
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Does anyone know what this might be, found it on peace river?
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Large plate of Eocrinoid Ascocystites, needs a closer look
Tidgy's Dad replied to Biotalker's topic in Is It Real? How to Recognize Fossil Fabrications
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thank you. I just did. It’s pretty interesting.
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Google Crinoid lumen cast.
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Fossils from the Cretaceous-aged Hell Creek and Lance Formations (~ 66 - 69 Ma).
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thanks for the clarification. I appreciate it.
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I agree it is a crinoid. The second from top is a cast of the internal canal. As an analogy, your crinoid would be like a series of stacked donuts, a series of hollow rings. What you're seeing is the stacked donut holes.
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Thank you. I suspected that it was a crinoid. One of them does not look like a cast, though. I’m referring to the second photo from the top. Thanks for helping me out. Jared
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Those are casts of crinoid stems. The stems are gone - dissolved - but they've left their casts in the limestone matrix.
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Hey everyone, I had to make a trip up to Spokane, Washington, to help my grandparents move. They’re moving in with us. While I was helping pack boxes, I found this rock in their garage. Obviously has fossils in it. My grandfather was kind enough to give it to me. Any idea what this is? Is it even a fossil? I am attaching pictures.
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We import it. (No trees here.)
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Is there any siphuncle visible in them? Transverse sections may help.
