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1. Fossil Finds

   Fossils I've found - mostly in the "greater" DC area and Michigan
   

   • Album created by bockryan
   • Updated 2 hours ago
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2. Mahatango Formation

   Here is my collection of Mahatango material. This sub unit of the Hamilton group crops out in many places across Pennsylvania, becoming more siliter as you work west in the state (more shallow/closer to the shore). Most of my collecting has taken place in the Trilobite rich Centerfield Member, but I have also came across nice prone trilobites rarely in the Niss Hollow member,  Beautiful and articulated echinoderms are able to be found in the Little Gap member, this has been the focus of my recent efforts in this unit. 
   

   • Album created by Dean Ruocco
   • Updated Yesterday at 02:15 AM
   • 32 images
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   • 32 images
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3. Invertebrates

   My main interest is fossil fish, but here in this album, you will only find invertebrates:
   Fossils from Solnhofen, Messel, Holzmaden, Liaoning, Bundenbach, Green River, Linton, Mazon Creek, Monte Bolca, Fiume Marecchia...
   Have fun!
   

   • Album created by oilshale
   • Updated Saturday at 10:33 PM
   • 316 images
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   • 316 images
   • 3 album comments
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4. Vertebrates

   My main interest is fossil fish, but you will also find some other vertebrates like amphibians, mammals, reptiles and birds here in this album:
   Fossils from Solnhofen, Messel, Holzmaden, Liaoning, Bergisch Gladbach, Green River, Linton, Mazon Creek, Monte Bolca, Fiume Marecchia.....and other places around the world.
   

   • Album created by oilshale
   • Updated Saturday at 10:27 PM
   • 716 images
   • 12 album comments
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   • 716 images
   • 12 album comments
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5. Neutache Shoreline

   Fossils from central USA.  I named this album after the Neutache/Missouria tribe.
    
   Please note that I am -not- attempting to 'show off' - This album is for reference purposes.
   Also, don't hesitate to correct me in any mistakes I made with the ID of these fossils
    
   I am mostly posting these here for my own id'ing reference, and for anyone else to use as reference material as well.
    
    
   All photos in this album are under: CC BY-NC license.
   Feel free to download and use these photos for whatever you please, as long as it's a non-commercial use
   Thank you,
    
   -Jaybot
   

   • Album created by Jaybot
   • Updated April 12
   • 16 images
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   • 16 images
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6. Sharks

   Mostly shark teeth.
    
   Sharks are also heavily featured in my Post Oak Creek  and Lee Creek albums.
   

   • Album created by ThePhysicist
   • Updated April 11
   • 96 images
   • 1 album comment
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   • 96 images
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7. Texas Cretaceous Fossils: Reptiles and Amphibs

   Texas Cretaceous Reptile and Amphib Fossil Finds from a variety of Formations: Aguja, Ozan, Glen Rose and more
   

   • Album created by JamieLynn
   • Updated April 10
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8. Texas Cretaceous Fossils: Dinosaur and Mammal

   A variety of fossils found in the Aguja Formation of Brewster County TX
   

   • Album created by JamieLynn
   • Updated April 10
   • 9 images
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9. Texas Cretaceous Fossils: Crustaceans

   Cretaceous Crustaceans from a variety of formations.
   

   • Album created by JamieLynn
   • Updated April 10
   • 54 images
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   • 54 images
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10. Texas Cretaceous Fossils: Ammonites and Nautiloids

    A variety of Cretaceous Fossils found in Texas: Ammonites and Nautiloids.  From a variety of Formations: Glen Rose, Walnut, Georgetown, Duck Creek, and more 
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
    

    • Album created by JamieLynn
    • Updated April 10
    • 66 images
    • 2 album comments
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    • 66 images
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11. Texas Cretaceous Fossils : Sharks and Rays

    Texas Cretaceous Shark and Ray Teeth and Vertebrae
    Various formations, primarily Eagle Ford, but also Glen Rose, Atco, Ozan, Georgetown and others
    

    • Album created by JamieLynn
    • Updated April 9
    • 69 images
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    • 69 images
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12. Lower Devonian

    Fossil invertebrates from Lower Devonian formations of Eastern New York State and Northern New Jersey.

    • Album created by Jeffrey P
    • Updated April 8
    • 107 images
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13. Texas Cretaceous Fossils : Gastropods

    Texas Cretaceous Fossils: Gastropods
    From a variety of formations including Glen Rose, Walnut, Buda, Georgetown, Edwards, and Del Rio. 
    

    • Album created by JamieLynn
    • Updated April 8
    • 83 images
    • 2 album comments
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    • 83 images
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14. Texas Cretaceous Fossils : Various

    Texas Cretaceous Fossil Finds from a variety of formations that don't really fit under any category! 
    

    • Album created by JamieLynn
    • Updated April 8
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15. Texas Cretaceous Fossils: Oysters

    Texas Cretaceous Fossils : Oysters
     
    From a variety of formations including Glen Rose, Walnut, Comanche Peak, Edwards, Del Rio and more.
    

    • Album created by JamieLynn
    • Updated April 7
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16. Texas Cretaceous Fossils : Rudists

    Texas Cretaceous Fossils : Rudists
     
    Rudists from a variety of formations: Glen Rose and Edwards primarily
    

    • Album created by JamieLynn
    • Updated April 7
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17. Eagle Ford Group

    Fossils of the Eagle Ford Group
    

    • Album created by Mikrogeophagus
    • Updated April 5
    • 37 images
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    • 37 images
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18. Zuid-Limburg coal-mining district (Limburg, The Netherlands)

    Album with fossils from the former coal-mining district in Zuid-Limburg, The Netherlands. The specimens in this album come from i) the spoil tip of the former Dutch State Mine "Hendrik" near Brunssum, ii) the spoil tip of the former privately-owned coalmine "Laura" near Eygelshoven, and iii) the former Dutch State Mine "Oranje-Nassau I" near Heerlen. These mines operated in Late Carboniferous age rocks (Westfalian, mostly Langsettian-Duckmantian; possibly some Bolsovian; possibly some older strata as well).
    

    • Album created by paleoflor
    • Updated April 3
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19. Woodbine Formation

    Fossils from the Woodbine Formation
    

    • Album created by Mikrogeophagus
    • Updated March 31
    • 14 images
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    • 14 images
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20. Glen Rose Formation

    Fossils of the Glen Rose Formation
    

    • Album created by Mikrogeophagus
    • Updated March 31
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21. Missouri Conulariids

    Hello! Here are some of Missouri's Conulariids I have collected in the past.
    Conulariids are as of right now classified as Jellyfish but have had uncertain affinities in the past, they would attach themselves to a surface and feed on suspended matter in the water column and some possible predation. Interestingly enough they can be associated with calcium phosphate pearls and can have body damage from cartilagenous fish that would eat them along with other hard shelled invertebrates. Please enjoy these weird cnidarians!
     
    All specimens I have found so far belong to Paraconularia and are Pennsylvanian in age. 
     
    Location: Missouri
    Stratigraphy: Iola Formation (Paola Limestone member and Muncie Creek Limestone member)
     
    

    • Album created by Samurai
    • Updated March 25
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22. Steinbruch Piesberg (Osnabrück, Germany)

    Album with fossils from the Piesberg quarry near Osnabrück, Lower Saxony, Germany. This quarry exposes a Late Carboniferous (Westphalian D) paralic succession.
    

    • Album created by paleoflor
    • Updated March 24
    • 177 images
    • 10 album comments
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    • 177 images
    • 10 album comments
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23. Mississippian fossils

    An album to share some of my Mississippian aged fossil finds.
    

    • Album created by Collector9658
    • Updated March 24
    • 21 images
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24. Texas Eocene

    Fossils from the Texas Eocene
    

    • Album created by Jared C
    • Updated March 19
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25. Missouri Ammonoids, Nautiloids and Gastropods

    A Collection of Ammonids, Nautiloids, and Gastropods collected from Missouri. Most of the specimens found in this album are currently attributed to the Iola Formation. 
    

    • Album created by Samurai
    • Updated March 16
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