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Hi all, Anyone know what species/genus this bivalve steinkern is? It's from Rivière-sur-Tarn, a location in France that yields fossils from the Toarcian stage of the early Jurassic (approx 180 mya). Best regards, Max
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Hi all, Anyone know what species/genus this gastropod is? It's from Rivière-sur-Tarn, a location in France that yields fossils from the Toarcian stage of the early Jurassic (approx 180 mya). Best regards, Max
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I picked this up a while back. It was part of an old collection and identified as a coprolithe (aka coprolite). After rinsing it off and looking at it under the microscope, I'm thinking it is some sort of burrow. It contains what looks like invertebrate fecal pellets and fishy bits. I am trying to figure out what this little inclusion is. I was thinking it is a bit of fish skull or possibly a crustacean bit. Anyone recognize it? Thanks for your help!
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All my text disapeared when i posted... so in short: Lake deposit oligocene age South of france 3 cm Fruit , pine cone ?
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I went yestesday on the jurassic cliffs near Boulogne sur mer,Portlandian site Ripple marks
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Yesterday,I had one hour an i went to a cretaceous cliff in the picardy countryside to collect few shark tooth
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I bought myself this purty fish for relatively cheap (under 25$). It is labeled as so: Aeduella blainvillei (Agassiz) Permian (Rotliegendes) Muse pres d'atun central France Are all these correct? (Muse pres d'atun means a museum close to Autun right?) anyone have any information on the locality, the fish, it's relatives (extinct or extant). Any papers or articles would help, I like to know a bit about specimens I own. i read the (translated) Wikipedia page and it didn't help a whole lot. The stone has other scales all over it, and the seller said there is a specimen on the back, but I guess it isn't all on the stone?
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Hello everyone. I'm new to this forum. I love collecting fossils and I love paleontology but I'm not great at identification yet. I found this on the banks of the river Vilaine in Brittany in France. I believe it may be from a cloven hooved mammal. Would appreciate any ideas. Thanks, Jo
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I found this tooth on the banks of the river Vilaine in Brittany in France. I believe it is from a horse. Can anyone identify it for me or let me know a possible age. Thanks, Jo
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Elcoincoin's collection - part one : Albian of Troyes
elcoincoin posted a topic in Member Collections
The bad weather gave me time to spend some time classifying. so i spent some time on my albian stuff. Everything has been self collected (surface collected) over the years. Everything is also small, so i chose the screws cases to store them. Everything can be seen on a dedicated galery on TFF : here or in higher resolution on my flickr : here 8 cases... So here we go Ammonites : (3 cases) then crustaceans (2 cases) : Other inverts (2 cases) : And last one : vertebrate remains I hope you enjoy it. that's all for now.
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Hoplites ammonites from the albian clay of Troyes
elcoincoin posted a gallery image in Member Collections
From the album: Elcoincoin collection : 1 - Albian of Troyes
Case with Hoplites ammonites from the albian clay of Troyes -
Heteromorph ammonites from the albian clay of Troyes
elcoincoin posted a gallery image in Member Collections
From the album: Elcoincoin collection : 1 - Albian of Troyes
Case with heteromorph ammonites from the albian clay of Troyes -
From the album: Elcoincoin collection : 1 - Albian of Troyes
Case with gastropods + miscellanous from the albian clay of Troyes -
From the album: Elcoincoin collection : 1 - Albian of Troyes
Case with crustaceans from the albian clay of Troyes -
From the album: Elcoincoin collection : 1 - Albian of Troyes
Case with crabs from the albian clay of Troyes -
From the album: Elcoincoin collection : 1 - Albian of Troyes
Case with bivalves from the albian clay of Troyes -
From the album: Elcoincoin collection : 1 - Albian of Troyes
Case with various ammonites from the albian clay of Troyes -
From the album: Elcoincoin collection : 1 - Albian of Troyes
Case with vertebrate remains + miscellanous from the albian clay of Troyes -
I went also to see the abîme de Bramabiau where you can see Dino tracks,you walk under a fossil river bed
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cretaceous fossils on the Périllos castle Pyrénées-Orientales
nala posted a topic in Fossil Hunting Trips
And i was in a second week in the Pyrénées-Orientales,i did a hunt in this particular site
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Hello, I could really use some help and I would like to know, do any of you know of any fossil sites near Strasbourg or maybe even in the region, I have a lot of time on my hands so could you please suggest some great fossil sites near Strasbourg and I already know of Holzmaden but other suggestions would be great, thank you
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I went also two times in this famous site for Toarcian fossils,,find the ammo yourself in the third picture;) Do you see it?
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I went in the south of France for my Holidays and made few good hunts,my first near Florac
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I have found those minerals during my hunts for fossils in the black mud of Lozère southern France ,is it quartz?(it's not enough hard to scrach th glass)calcite?or Aragonite?or?I know very little things on minerals
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