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I have discovered these in Coldwater, MS in a nearby gully I frequently go to for these amazing finds. If Anyone has some great insight into what they are for sure, I would greatly appreciate knowing how much or if they are worth anything ?
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Fossil ID: Needmore formation Devonian fossils ( Lost River)
Rexofspades posted a topic in Fossil ID
Hello, As a follow up to my previous post, I wanted to see if anyone can help me Identify some of the things I found or confirm my suspicions. all material was found in Wardensville, part of the needmore formation in the Lost River quarry. #1 lets start with the biggest stumper, I have absolutely no Idea what this thing is or even if it is a fossil. my best guess is a possible trilobite feeler, but even then I am not familiar enough with their anatomy to make that call. failing that, some sort of soft bodied invertebrate perhaps? #2 -
Hello! I have some fossils that need to be id Most invertebrates I find I can id them myself. But these are some that I cant id or that Im not sure if the id is correct. There is also one Vertebrate? That I have prepped a bit that hopefully someone can id picture n1: information: It was found in Limhamn, Malmö, Sweden. Age is Danian period part Paleocene. Fossil fish, Crocodiles, Birds have been found in this locality. As i think its some kind of bone Picture n2: Information this shell has also been found in Limhamn, Malmö Sweden Danian period part of the
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Hi, i've found this in a rock, i don't know if its a fossil or not, i think it might be? Guidance would be appreciated please Thank you
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I bought this fossil Fish a few years ago. But does anyone know species or locality of the fossil? I can only think about Green River Formation, Lebanon, Solnhofen. Any thoughts?
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I am sorry for the length of this txt. I am looking for help verifying the ID of a fossil I've been finding for close to 20 years now. It is a very dificult to see poorly fossilized shrimp or trilobite like creature that everyone I've spoken to tells me can not exist. I am having a dificult time getting pictures that people on other sites will take seriously as the lines defining the structure of the creature are nearly undistinguishable from the stone itself. Everyone wants to call it pareidolia and say there is nothing there. Four or five individuals I've spoken to, whom have taken the t
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Not an expert in fossil verification. I am a fisherman and found this in the nets. Can anybody tell me whether this is a whale fossil or perhaps something else and what species of whale.
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Found in Peace River, Florida. Can’t find an ID anywhere
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Strange rock/fossil found in southern Missouri with indented triangular patterns
ericabelle posted a topic in Fossil ID
Hello! I found this rock in the empty lot across the street from my house in southern Missouri (Howell County). This rock is approximately 6 inches long (15cm), and it seems very heavy for its size. I thought this rock was just another weathered rock until I noticed the indented pattern. Then I wasn't so sure. Stainless steel doesn't scratch it, and a magnet isn't attracted to it. I find a lot of crinoid stems and little gastropod fossils, along with colorful chert, in my own backyard, but it's a whole different world on top of a tall hill across the street from me. I find lots of smooth we -
I found them in a gravel in Belgium
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I got this fossil shark vertebra for free. It was filled with matrix on it so i prepped it. Its from the Oulad Abdoun Basin, Morocco near Khouribga. The location has fossils from the Cretaceous-Eocene. Does anyone know the species/genus or age of this shark vert?
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Hi Guys, My son's friend asked me to id this and I'm embarrassed to say that I'm stumped! It's siliceous, it was found in UK and its owner has suggested it could be from Whitby (or less likely from North Cornwall or the Isle of Man). It's intriguing me because if you look through the little holes you can see daylight suggesting to me that the specimen might be fossil and not just a strange depositional feature. I'm convincing myself that I can see five-fold symmetry and that it looks like some sort of echinoid but I might be way off the mark. If you think it's depositional or diagenetic c
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I found it in Belgium
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I found them in a gravel in Kortenberg, Belgium.
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Hi All, I recently visited Walton on the Naze and found this...does it look like a fossil? I am not sure if it is anything but it looked interesting so thought I would take it home to have a proper look. hoping to go back and look for more items in the warmer weather. thanks in advance, Gemma
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Can someone please help me identify these? I found them in a gravel in Belgium.
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Is this a fossil? It’s very small
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Hi Again! for Easter this year I decided to go to the Calvert cliffs for some Easter egg fossil hunting. it was a lovely day out got to talk with some nice folks. I wanted to share some of my finds and my IDs of them to check if I got them right before I put labels on them in my collection. 1) Stingray teeth, most likely eagle ray, although the grayish one looks to me like a duck billed ray. 2) Mako Shark Isurus hastalis upper 3) Hemipristis Serra upper 4) Extinct tiger shark Physogaleus contortus 5) Extinct tiger shark Galeocerdo (I think the one
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Hi all, I found this fossil in a creek near St. Louis. Any ideas?
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Can someone help me identify this?
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It’s a little bit hard to see but my guess is coral. It has flowery designs with stripes on it
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I have this chunk of bone from the Judith River formation of Hill County, Montana, and I was wondering if this is a partial horn? It was found with some other small skull fragments, but this is the main piece. Does anybody more familiar with ceratopsian horns have any insight? It is 5.3 inches in length (I forgot a ruler picture, my apologies). Thanks in advance!
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Found in Belgium
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Hey all, I'm brand brand new to the fossil world. As in, went out to try to find fossils (on a legal collecting site) yesterday for the first time after a bit of reading. I'm in Colorado, and I was looking in an area that is known to have a lot of fossils and there is a lot of erosion exposing different layers. But I really don't know what I'm looking for. I presume all of what I found (or at best, most) is just different coloured rocks (the black spots maybe oxidation from iron content?) but how can I tell fossil from rock? So I thought I'd post some of what caught my attention he
