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Hello everyone! I have been picking through microfossils from the Whiskey Bridge locality on the Brazos River in Texas. I used the hydrogen peroxide technique to separate the fossils from the glauconite matrix, and I have spent hours at the microscope, picking through the material to find the really tiny stuff. Here are a few batches that I've separated... My reason for posting this in the identification section, however, is that I have been running across a large number of echinoderm fragments and spines... The largest of the fragments are approximately 8 millimeters across, while the longest of the spines are 6-8 millimeters. Does anyone have any information on echinoids from this locality? I'm sure others have run across these before. Any information is much appreciated! Daniel
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Hi Everyone. I found this gastropod at Whiskey Bridge, near Bryan, Texas two years ago which so far I've been unable to identify. Whiskey Bridge is a marine Eocene site, Crockett Formation, Stone City Member. The specimen is between a half and three quarters of an inch. Thanks. Any ideas would be appreciated.
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The is the first time I am posting here. I went on a fossil hunt to the Whiskey Bridge on the Brazos River near Caldwell, Texas. The fossils in this area are from the Crockett formation during the Eocene time period. I found many snails and marine fossils but also came across this. It LOOKS like bone. Any thoughts?
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Fossil Id Help Needed! Whiskey Bridge - Vertebrates & Inverts
WyomingRocks! posted a topic in Fossil ID
Hello, I have some fossils I found at Whiskey Bridge that I need some help on. Some are teeth, some are snail types and some are possible bones. Any help appreciated! I have the fossil id book for the invertebrates but that's it. This one is a little over 2 cm long.