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  1. montree

    New finds south coast UK.

    I'm new here, so firstly: Hello! I've been collecting a lot of fossils on the south coast of England this summer, but identifying these 3 has so far eluded me. These were all collected loose on the beach. Hopefully the photos are good enough to give a fair representation.
  2. Othniel C. Marsh

    Barton Geological Beds fossil Invertebrates

    The shells shown below I excavated from the Barton Geological Beds from the Upper Eocene band. The one on the far left is a crasatellid, the shell to its right is a cockle, and the three shells on the far right are scaphopods, but beyond this I'm not sure what they are and guidance would be appreciated. Thanks in advance for any proposed IDs Othniel
  3. Southcoaster

    Barton Dorset UK unknown?

    Had a walk along Barton beach in Dorset UK and found the normal few shark teeth on the shoreline but any ideas if this is anything or is it just an oddly worn small piece of rock? Length around 5cm. Thank you
  4. on a recent trip to barton, i found what i believe to be otodus auriculatus, but have never once heard let alone seen one found at that location before. was wondering if anyone here had found anything similar there
  5. kayw

    ‘Tooth’ fossil ID help

    Hello! I’m looking for some help finding out what this could be… A few people have suggested a mammal claw, squid beak, therapod(?) tooth or just a piece of flint! Found at Highcliffe beach, Dorset, UK in amongst the shingle and shark teeth. Any help would be very much appreciated. Thank you.
  6. Harry_

    Shark teeth ID please

    Hello, recently went on a trip to highcliffe beach/Barton on Sea (both have same formations and stretch of beach). I found 11 water-worn shark teeth from the shingle which are attached (I can post more of specific ones if needed) and lots of gastropods directly from the Barton clay, pictures will follow tomorrow if those. The formation is 40M years old. I have some rough ideas for what they may be but need some help Going from left to right starting on the first row: 1&2 I believe to be sand tiger shark of some sort. 3,4,5 and 6 I thought could be Carcharodon Auriculatus. 7 Is part of a ray plate, although very hard to capture in a photo as it is so small. Next row I don't have a clue about really except 1st I think is striatolomata sp. And 4 along (second tiny one) I think is also sand tiger possibly. Particularly curious about the one I posted more photos of individually (⁶th along on row 2) as it has a very circular top, so wondered if this could be an alligator or croc tooth? As I said I can post more of any individual ones and the gastropods tomorrow. Thanks in advance for any help, as I am in full noob mode trying to figure these out :P.
  7. wessex_man

    Basilosaurus sp.

    From the album: Barton Beds Hampshire UK Fish-Reptile-Mammal

    Basilosaurus sp. Very rolled dorsal vertebral centrum. Further reading 'Notes on Fossil Whales from the Upper Eocene of Barton Hampshire by L. Beverly Halstead & Jennifer Middleton' PROC. GEOL. . VOL 83 PART 2 1972 p185-190
  8. wessex_man

    Carcharhiniform Shark

    From the album: Barton Beds Hampshire UK Fish-Reptile-Mammal

    Carcharhiniform Shark
  9. wessex_man

    Cybium sp.

  10. wessex_man

    Sphyraenodus sp.

    From the album: Barton Beds Hampshire UK Fish-Reptile-Mammal

    Sphyraenodus sp.
  11. wessex_man

    Zygorhiza wanklyni

    From the album: Barton Beds Hampshire UK Fish-Reptile-Mammal

    Zygorhiza wanklyni (?) (Seeley 1876) Fossil whale material is not common from Barton two species are recorded. According to the British NHM this is " centrum of anterior lumber vertabra of archaeocete whale. Of the two genera recorded from the Barton Clay, it is closest to Zygorhiza. However, there are a few anomalous features, like the presence of 3 ventral ridges which might indicate that it is not this genus. The circular scar on the R-H ventral surface may represent where the gastropod (possibly Calyptraea) was attached as the vertabra lay on the sea floor" It was suggested at the time anyone working on fossil Whales in the US might be able to shed some more light on the vertabra. So if anyone can help I'd be gratefull. Further reading 'Notes on Fossil Whales from the Upper Eocene of Barton Hampshire by L. Beverly Halstead & Jennifer Middleton' PROC. GEOL. . VOL 83 PART 2 1972 p185-190
  12. wessex_man

    Upper fish Jaw

    From the album: Barton Beds Hampshire UK Fish-Reptile-Mammal

    Upper fish Jaw. (unidentified)
  13. wessex_man

    Carcharias sp.

    From the album: Barton Beds Hampshire UK Fish-Reptile-Mammal

    Carcharias sp.
  14. wessex_man

    Cylindracanthus rectus

    From the album: Barton Beds Hampshire UK Fish-Reptile-Mammal

    Cylindracanthus rectus. (Dixon 1844) Sawfish rostrum pieces.
  15. wessex_man

    Fish scales

    From the album: Barton Beds Hampshire UK Fish-Reptile-Mammal

    Fish scales.
  16. wessex_man

    Turtle bone

  17. wessex_man

    Ray tail-spine

    From the album: Barton Beds Hampshire UK Fish-Reptile-Mammal

    Ray tail-spine
  18. wessex_man

    Leidybatis sp

    From the album: Barton Beds Hampshire UK Fish-Reptile-Mammal

    Leidybatis sp. ?
  19. wessex_man

    Fish Vertebra

    From the album: Barton Beds Hampshire UK Fish-Reptile-Mammal

    Fish Vertebra
  20. wessex_man

    fish tail vertebra

    From the album: Barton Beds Hampshire UK Fish-Reptile-Mammal

    fish tail vertebra
  21. wessex_man

    Arius egertoni.jpg

    From the album: Barton Beds Hampshire UK Fish-Reptile-Mammal

    Arius egertoni (Dixon 1850)
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