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Hey everyone so I have recently been fossicking around Yass, NSW, Australia and have come across a seemingly common formation in the devonian group both in limestone and just shale and mustone, It occurs alongside corals and bivalves (in that case i'm assuming it's marine)and is sometimes in large colonies such as the ones pictured, as well as independednt from one another. Does anyone have any ideas as wo what this may be. Thanks in advanced
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I found a bone on the coast of daniel island, South Carolina while searching for pottery and sea glass
Nogo_loki posted a topic in Fossil ID
I found this bone on the top of clay with waves washing over it. I have no idea if it is old but it looks that way! I'm looking for someone to help me identify it! -
Ok so I'm just asking if I have a rock or something else, and should I cut it open or leave it whole?
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Found in the levant on a slope with a lot of material spreading from the cenomanian to the Eocene. Can you help me with the ID? I thought it can be some kind of a gastropod but I know there are similar heteromorph ammonites in this shape as well. Any help would be appreciated.
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Help with id of bone? Plant? fragment. Jurassic/cretaceous period.
LeviBess posted a topic in Fossil ID
Hello, i have this little piece of fossil (2-3 cm) that i have no idea what it can be. Its from falaises des vaches noires in France which is Cretaceous/Jurassic area. There are mostly marine fossiles here. I was thinking fishbone fragment or plant? If anyone could help me i would really appreciate it. -
I have this piece, crocodile?, which I think is a part of a vertebra?. It looks like the are zygapophyses visable and I think the grove should be the neuralcanal. But I am not sure, con someone shine a light on it? Measurements: 70x60x36mm Thank you
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The location of this is unknown but I'm working on it. It was given to me by a friend who either found it at Palo Duro Canyon, TX or in Colorado. Another possibility is that it is from her ex mother'-in-law's rock collection which would be from Montana or Nevada. Sorry for the vague location! I'm trying to get more accurate information but wanted to see if it's even something interesting and worth spending the time to track down the location with a possible call to an ex mother-in-law. Thank you for your time and input as I have zero knowledge of fossils.
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Bought at an antique store near Deadwood, SD
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Found at a antique store near Deadwood, SD
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Is this a fossil or just a rock embedded in shale? Found it on the beach in Runswick Bay, North Yorkshire. Any help would be much appreciated!
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Found Brewster Co. far west Texas. Lots of fossils in the area. I think this may be a shell? Want to make a sink out of it if I can figure out how. Need some good advice and knowledge. What is it? Top view first. 16" diameter. second bottom view. then the edge. 6" in total height of dome as bottom is flat.
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Here’s another old prep that I finished up today. This is another from the old collection with no information. So, if anyone knows what these are (besides ammonites ) or where they are from I’d be grateful for the help. This is how it came out from the pile on the back of the shelf. I had done a small amount of prospective scribing but not much.
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Need help identifying these. Found this morning (10/29/18) on Holden Beach NC
mlowe64 posted a topic in Fossil ID
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Hello, I'm new to the forum. I have this interesting rock. It is about 7 inches wide, 7 inches tall, 3 to maybe 4 inches deep. I believe it was found a few miles from an extinct volcano, so I'm guessing it is at least partly volcanic. But parts of it look sorta plantlike, or perhaps like teeth. (The tan, tapering rods) and the nearly-lavender part that drapes around the knobby, deeply textured parts looks skin-like. So I'm curious: what is it? I will try to upload photos.
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Hey! Haven't posted in a while. Had some questionable finds from NSR the other day with @Jakuzi can anyone tell what I got here. Thanks
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Hello again, Here are the other things that I bought at the same time as my Squalicorax tooth, in an earlier topic today. They all come from Khouribga, Morocco (Maastrichtian in age, ~68mya), but I do not know what they are... Any help is appreciated! Best regards, Max
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Found this is Greers Ferry AR. What is it?
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Hello everyone! Sorry for again asking your help, but hereby I have some fossils I would like to identify. The reason I put them together in one topic is because I bought them all from the same shop. They have all been purchased the same day at the same location (shop in London). For most of them I do not know where they come from nor the age. Fossil #1: Fossil insect (Liaoning, China; Early Cretaceous) ---> note on back "stone fly [...]" ? Fossil #2: Fossil nautilus (Southern France???) Fossil #3: Fossil ammonite (could be Cleoniceras?) Fossil #4
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Hello everyone! First of all, I would like to say that I am new to the website, so if I am doing something wrong, please notify me! Second, I would like your help identifying this fossil lobster I found at Lyme Regis (Dorset Coast, England) 4 years ago. I am pretty sure it's a lobster, as a local paleontologist (Paddy Howe) said it definitely that; but he said he had no clue to what species it was. Here is some basic info about the fossil: Age: 200 myo, Sinemurian stage of the early Jurassic Size: from left to right, around 4cm Important: the he
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