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Found by my son at Beaumaris Fossil beach in Victoria. Hoping someone can help with identification.
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Attached are 2 microscopic images of a little opal from Lightning Ridge. what it is? Thanks!
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Recently went to Melbourne to go snorkelling for whale and Meg teeth and came home with some not bad specimens and saw some quite large vertebrae
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Anyone know if this is either a fossil, shell, rock, bone or tooth. I’m just curious to see what it is
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A warm hello from down under in Australia. My first time posting here, been lurking around for a little while and finally plucked up the courage to post. I live in the new England area of northern nsw Australia and have just started collecting fossils I'm already an avid fossicker and currently studying geology at a nearby university. I'm collecting from my nearest source of fossils all of 30 minutes away, the site is a polymictic conglomerate (murrawong creek formantion) in a road cutting, containing limestone clasts up to 1.5m in diameter these have been dated to the ordovician using conodonts (from what I've read). The pieces I've collected appear to include several different fossil corals, disarticulate crinoids and even tiny trilobites.
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Dino bone from the famous Lightning Ridge opal mines leads to first ID of this rare type of predatory dinosaur in Australia. A second, 20 million year older example also recognised during their studies. https://m.phys.org/news/2020-01-predatory-dinosaur-added-australia-prehistory.html
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