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Great report. Beautiful fossils!
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Big Brook Monmouth County New Jersey Fossil Identification
phillies2740 replied to phillies2740's topic in Fossil ID
Hello @val horn and thank you for your response and assistance. Here are additional pictures of #1. I appreciate your time! Bill -
Interesting report thanks for sharing
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Very nice finds and report!
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Can You Identify Tyrannosaurid Teeth From North America?
-Andy- replied to Troodon's topic in General Fossil Discussion
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Monica replied to Tidgy's Dad's topic in Member Fossil Trades Bulletin Board
@bthemoose - is your Secret Santa @Scylla? -
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IsaacTheFossilMan replied to Tidgy's Dad's topic in Member Fossil Trades Bulletin Board
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IsaacTheFossilMan replied to Tidgy's Dad's topic in Member Fossil Trades Bulletin Board
If it isn't, I have 3 names written out who are also suspects, in my opinion... -
the 5 fold symmetry suggests that is what you have found, but this is way outside my comfort zone. hopefully more knowledgeable people will respond. any chance of making a pvs mold of your fossil. Maybe your dentist will help you with this. I would like to see what those indents next to it show for shape and texture. I am unfamilar with your collecting location. What has been recorded for that site?
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Can You Identify Tyrannosaurid Teeth From North America?
Troodon replied to Troodon's topic in General Fossil Discussion
@-Andy- So I took a look at about 50 teeth and its just to difficult to conclusively differentiate the two by that method. The mesial carina of Nano teeth are generally lower but some are a bit higher and equivalent to T rex teeth. I have a 3" T-rex maxillary tooth similar to your Nano who's mesial carina extends to the base. If the Nano's would extend to the base it would be black and white otherwise its too subjective. I think you have to continue to look at the base shape and robustness of the tooth to make the call.- 63 replies
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Big Brook Monmouth County New Jersey Fossil Identification
val horn replied to phillies2740's topic in Fossil ID
i would like to see a close up of number 1, at first glance it may not be ironstone. -
Found this in Alabama mountains near Huntsville. Was in a washed out area of rock. A professor at Ohio State did confirm its bone and possibly a vertebrae. Any one have any insight as to what would have vertebrae this large?
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the hatchling has to be able to hatch. your item has a very thick external "shell"; therefore a hatchling could not hatch, and therefore it is not an egg. it is a concretion which often form layer upon layer. there is a very good discussion of fossil eggs in one of the pinned discussion at the start of the id section. It is well worth reading and looking at the picture.
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IsaacTheFossilMan replied to Tidgy's Dad's topic in Member Fossil Trades Bulletin Board
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They are somehow used in cement and brick production
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IsaacTheFossilMan replied to Tidgy's Dad's topic in Member Fossil Trades Bulletin Board
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minnbuckeye replied to Tidgy's Dad's topic in Member Fossil Trades Bulletin Board
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Found this in Alabama mountains near Huntsville. Was in a washed out area of rock.
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If you make it here, I will gladly share a few more info
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And some typical Oxfordian finds, I've shown you before. This is definitely a place to visit more, of which I'll keep you informed. Thanks for reading!
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Found this in Alabama mountains near Huntsville. Was in a washed out area of rock. Found others too. Any ideas?
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Oh ok thanks! Btw i sent a pm. Hope my answer is okay and not to unspecific.
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Hi friends, I went to Aruma formation area (Campanian-Maastrichrtian) to the Norht of Riyadh city and found this gasrtropod, it is large , 16cm long by 9cm what sp. Is it?
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