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Hi All; I found this in a stream bed in Northern California. It looks like a heart and had some unusual indentions & stippling that caught my eye. Any help to let me know if this is a fossil would be appreciated. Thanks in advance! Q
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Found this in a stream bed in Northern California near Yosemite. It caught my eye & I thought it looked interesting. Looking for assistance in identifying if its a fossil. 57EAE5E6-0341-4DE9-9DF5-C71DE7B950BA.heic FBA4D04A-EF8C-4B88-8A9A-0F439E55C6C1.heic A2410DFD-DA95-47D2-AB7A-766C1C114715.heic 4AD3902D-2405-402A-9232-B803429A37B7.heic C0F44A10-076A-4277-AED5-7A45106DD5FF.heic EC820CA1-3224-4942-816C-F54A218DFE45.heic 7436F5F0-3137-4FEF-B29E-7A7CAE0B567C.heic 64BAC714-E8A3-4740-B1AD-4C5F30B4D2E1.heic 0ED11F6F-D6E7-4B81-BE3A-A5237C4CF3BB.heic 773F2539-F2FA-403F-9B0D-6DDC047905AB.hei
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Dear scientific community, My name is Travis Montgomery, I am a geophysicist from Vancouver, Canada and am a recreational rock collector. I was scavenging around and looked down, and picked up what appears to be a pebble sized petrified organ (heart or liver) i know my rocks fairly well and it’s way too smooth/ large to be a well weathered piece of chert. So what now? Obviously a very rare piece, if it is even possible to silicify soft tissue. Please contact me directly if you are interested in more details Regards, Travis Montgomery, BSc
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Found in NORTH CENTRAL MISSOURI, USA My mom and my nephew found this "rock" a few years ago. I was telling my mom about this group, she asked me to post this here. She's wondered for years if it could potentially be a Petrified heart, it has what appears to be valves on it. She doesn't know who she would contact to find out if it is a Petrified heart, so if anyone knows who to contact about this, we'd appreciate it. It weighs 1.92lbs. Thought you guys would think it was cool.
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This is not a joke, I'm not trying to get attention, I want people to know the truth so that they can form their OWN conclusions based on scientific fact. What I'm presenting has not been tampered with as to fool you. I have kept it minimal. If you are really interested then you must see it in person. I'm near Reserve, NM. FACT: A HEART CAN BE CRYSTALLIZED. FIRST IMAGES - Illustration of heart filled (taken from youtube video "heart anatomy"), then heart emptying, then heart empty). Notice the shape of the heart when emptied. I bet a lot of you didn't know t
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petrified shrunken human heart? animal? seed?
Phishwood posted a topic in Is It Real? How to Recognize Fossil Fabrications
I have had this in my collection for nearly 20 years. There is a story on me finding it, but I will hold off on that. I am curious if anyone knows what it is for certain. I have my ideas. It feels and has a weight that seems to be petrified. -
Hi I have built a case on all the Rocks I have shown and tried to send to you.and I get shut down at every corner for answers or anything.this is a real fossil like object very light has all the right flakiness and looks like a real heart.
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Inspired by the general theme of this thread: http://www.thefossilforum.com/index.php?/topic/91990-what-fossils-should-be-in-every-collector’s-collection/&, this statement by @5 Humper >>a collection should include comparative sets of homologous bones within taxonomic units<< and some lovely couples that were already posted unintentionally (Wyoming fish, Trilos etc.), but recognized as such, I would like to ask if you have a couple/pair of fossils (regardless if the fossils are in one "rock" or if they are two individual fossils), that has a specia
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What could this be? Just a rock or a fossil as i have theorized. My guess is that it could be a kind of marine fossilized arthropod, with fossilized inner organs, i know it is not very common but thats what makes more.sense to me. . It was found in the rivershore in Bilbao, in lower cretaceous sediments, i found some sea-urchin fossils there too. . Thanks a lot!
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Found these today on two seperate occasions. Both of them were inside of a rock. I wasn't lucky enough to get them out without damage but I certainly tried. The flint that was wrapped around them was almost impossible to fracture. I used a welders chipping hammer. I don't recommend using one for extracting fossils. These were found on the Dry Frio River near Uvalde, Tx. It used to be the cretacious lower gulf so there is a multitude of marine fossils to find.
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From the album: Senneville-sur-Fécamp
Double micraster decipiens : heart urchin from the turonian chalk of normandy - Senneville sur Fécamp -Turonian - Cretaceous -
From the album: Senneville-sur-Fécamp
Best of my september hunt from the turonian chalk of normandy - Senneville sur Fécamp -Turonian - Cretaceous -
From the album: Senneville-sur-Fécamp
Micraster sp (leskei?) : heart urchin from the turonian chalk of normandy - Senneville sur Fécamp -Turonian - Cretaceous -
From the album: Senneville-sur-Fécamp
Double micraster decipiens : heart urchin from the turonian chalk of normandy - Senneville sur Fécamp -Turonian - Cretaceous -
From the album: Senneville-sur-Fécamp
Double micraster decipiens : heart urchin from the turonian chalk of normandy - Senneville sur Fécamp -Turonian - Cretaceous -
From the album: Senneville-sur-Fécamp
Micraster decipiens : heart urchin from the turonian chalk of normandy - Senneville sur Fécamp -Turonian - Cretaceous -
From the album: Senneville-sur-Fécamp
Micraster decipiens : heart urchin from the turonian chalk of normandy - Senneville sur Fécamp -Turonian - Cretaceous -
From the album: Senneville-sur-Fécamp
Micraster decipiens : heart urchin from the turonian chalk of normandy - Senneville sur Fécamp -Turonian - Cretaceous -
From the album: Senneville-sur-Fécamp
Micraster decipiens and 1 echinocorys gravesi (center) from the turonian chalk of normandy - Senneville sur Fécamp -Turonian - Cretaceous -
From the album: Senneville-sur-Fécamp
Micraster decipiens : heart urchin from the turonian chalk of normandy - Senneville sur Fécamp -Turonian - Cretaceous -
From the album: Senneville-sur-Fécamp
Micraster decipiens : close up of heart urchin from the turonian chalk of normandy - Senneville sur Fécamp -Turonian - Cretaceous -
From the album: Senneville-sur-Fécamp
Micraster decipiens : heart urchin from the turonian chalk of normandy - Senneville sur Fécamp -Turonian - Cretaceous -
From the album: Senneville-sur-Fécamp
Micraster decipiens : heart urchin from the turonian chalk of normandy - Senneville sur Fécamp -Turonian - Cretaceous
