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Some Odds And Ends I've Been Wondering About. Cretaceous Eagle Ford.
claire01 posted a topic in Fossil ID
When someone gets a second could you help me id these? They are cretaceous. Paper plate for scale. The flip side: Thanks for having a look!
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Size is Approx. 1.5" x 1" and is from the Eagle Ford formation in Texas.
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Any Thoughts On What This May Be? Cretaceous Eagle Ford - 3" X 2" X 1" Thick.
claire01 posted a topic in Fossil ID
First I thought fish, then crustacean and now I'm just not sure. Here is a link to an album with more pictures: http://imgur.com/a/3Art6 Thanks so much for having a look!
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Bone, Petrified Wood Or Neither? 2"square X 1" Thick. Upper Cretaceous. Thanks!
claire01 posted a topic in Fossil ID
The photos were too big so I had to make an album, sorry! http://imgur.com/a/oOw9Z -
Apologize for the fingers in the shot. A friend suggested organic, but the flat circular section on the bottom along with the distant grooves around it suggest otherwise. Thanks for looking! Scientific Name: Unknown Found: North Central Texas Date Found: Spring 2014 Formation: Alluvium Qt / Eagle Ford Size: 1"
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Maybe this one will be obvious to y'all, but the tiny pattern on it throws me off. I thought at first petrified wood, or maybe a fish fin fragment (I have found both at this site before) but when I cropped the photo I noticed that tiny pattern and thought maybe coral could look like that. Any ideas? Thanks for having a look! 1.5" x 2.5" and about a half inch thick. Cretaceous Eagle Ford.
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Is This A Crab Carapace Or Just A Fragment Of A Claw Or Some Other Body Part? And If So, What Crab?
claire01 posted a topic in Fossil ID
As always, thanks for any help! This is very small, about 1/2 inch in size. Cenomanian. Eagle Ford. North Texas.
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Okay, If I'm Wrong Again I'm Going To Stop Looking For Bone. Fossilized Bone?
claire01 posted a topic in Fossil ID
Cretaceous, Eagle Ford, Cenomanian. Thanks for having a look
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When I first picked this up I thought it was a worn bacculite fragment but on closer inspection it seems to taper very slightly in the middle, which would be unusual. The rock it is in is Approx. 3" x 2.5" and the part in question is about 2" long and .25" to .50" wide.
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Could these holes be from clams or organic weathering? Found in the Eagle Ford, North Texas. Thanks!
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I can't figure out what this is and was wondering if anyone had any ideas? http://imgur.com/a/axUAQ For some reason I was unable to upload pictures so I had to make an album, sorry.
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Still Trying To Sort Out What Is And What Is Not Fossilized Bone.
claire01 posted a topic in Fossil ID
Could someone help me determine which of the below is bone and which is not? They all seem bone like to me, but preserved differently. Or am I just seeing things? Cretaceous, Eagle Ford.
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I am completely unfamiliar with bone material (except fish bones) and was wondering if someone could tell me if that's what I have here or if it's just a rock. This piece is Approx. 2.5" x 1.5". Cretaceous, Eagle Ford. Thanks, guys.
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This carapace is slightly smaller than the size of a dime. I always check MB's page first, which is a wonderful resource, but I'm just not sure about this one. Cretaceous, cenomanian, eagle ford, britton. I also found these claws in the same general area: As always, thanks for any help, I appreciate it. Claire
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This is from the Eagle Ford Formation in Texas and is Approx. 3". Some sort of sponge maybe?
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Could Someone Help Me With An Id For This When They Get A Second?
claire01 posted a topic in Fossil ID
This is from the Cretaceous Eagle Ford formation in Texas. It's Approx. 4" x 2" Top Thank you!
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Does Anyone Have Any Thoughts On What This Could Be? I'm Completely Stumped.
claire01 posted a topic in Fossil ID
http://imgur.com/a/SFA72 This is from the Britton member of the Eagle Ford formation in Texas and is Approx 1.5 inches. -
This is from the Eagle Ford formation in North Texas and is just under an inch in size. It's missing the tip, but the enamel is absolutely beautiful. When someone has a moment, could you please confirm this ID or tell me what it actually is if I'm mistaken? Thanks!
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This is Approx. 1 inch in size.
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Cretaceous, Eagle Ford. I'm curious because to me, it's very similar to the imprint on the crab carapace found in the same area on the same day:
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I checked out MB's page and think this is cenomanocarcinus vanstraeleni, but not 100% sure. The top is a little worse for wear and could use some cleaning, but the flip side looks awesome. Can anyone confirm this ID? This is from the Eagle Ford Formation in Texas. Cretaceous. The crab is Approx. 2" wide.
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Maybe y'all can help me with this one, too. This one is larger, about 8" x 10" and 5" thick. It makes me think of a fossilized infilled burrow in the matrix with associated crab? Shrimp? Material. But I could be completely off the mark. Any thoughts? A close up: Had to make an album as the files were too large to upload: http://imgur.com/a/SstBG
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Can any of you tell if this is a tooth, or just something else that has broken into the shape of one? The entire piece is about 4 inches, and the "tooth" is about .5 inches or so. If it is a tooth, any ideas on what it may be from? Thanks, guys
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From the album: Texas Finds
Scientific Name: Unknown (Shrimp Coprolite or Borrows)? Found: North Central Texas Date Found: Spring 2014 Formation: Alluvium Qt / Eagle Ford Size: Various -
From the album: Texas Finds
Scientific Name: Various Found: North Central Texas Date Found: 2013-2014 Formation: Alluvium Qt / Eagle Ford Size: Various
