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Hello! This topic will show my personal finds from the Ignaberga Quarry, Sweden. Ignaberga is a quarry in Skåne County, Sweden. It is in the Kristianstad Basin. The age is Upper Cretaceous. Santonian to Maastrichtian. But most of the outcrops are Lower Campanian in age. The environment was a warm to subtropical shallow inland sea with an archipelago and small Peninsulas. I will be updating this thread with pictures of my finds. Enjoy & regards - Adriano
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I found these coral? Fossils in Ignaberga Quarry, Sweden Upper Cretaceous. I like these fossils and would really like to be able to id them.
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I found this bone a few months ago in Ignaberga Quarry, Sweden upper Cretaceous. But is there any possibilty to id the animal it belonged to or what type of bone it is? It is surely marine reptile.
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Found ths shark tooth in Ignaberga Sweden. Its around 1 cm big. Some info about this locality. Its upper Cretaceous deposits where Cretoxyrhina can be found.
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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 paleocenePicture n3: information this shell was also found in limhamn Malmö, Sweden Danian period part of the paleocene period I was thinking about this shell being a Spondylus?Picture n4: This shell was also found in Limhamn Sweden Malmö Danian period part of the paleocenePicture n5: This shell was found in Ignaberga Quarry in Sweden its upper Cretaceous in age I have found many of these but never figured out the species
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I found this weird bone? From ignaberga sweden. Its upper cretaceous in age. Marine reptiles lived there if that helps to id
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Found this fossil in ignaberga. Sea Urchin? Its around a millimeter. The location is cretaceous aged.
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Im not sure if these are normal rocks. But they remind me of fish teeth ( i dont know much about fish fossils ) it was found in skåne ignaberga cretaceous
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Found these weird rocks bones maybe? And the last one maybe banded flint? These were found in ignaberga cretaceous quarry sweden
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Does anyone know anytips about finding teeth in ignaberga?
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Found this rock in ignaberga sweden. Its very lightweight its 1 cm ignaberga is cretaceous aged. Might it be bone?
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I have noticed that in ignaberga. The rocks in matrix are very crumbly. How do i fix it? And for me its pain to prep. Like this shell in the gaps theres really hard matrix. And the black stuff that some told me was magnesium oxide. Its really hard to remove them i need to scrape it off with dental picks. Some said toothbrushes work for them. Tried it sometimes it removes them but not often. Should i just keep to scrape them off? Risk of damaging the fossil? I do have cyanoacrylate Will that help the crumbling rocks?
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Found these in ignaberga are they bones? I can post more photos if it needs ( changed photos)
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Found these small shark teeth in ignaberga sweden. Its cretaceous in age anybody knows the species?
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Any website that shows every species from a location?
Jurassicz1 posted a topic in Questions & Answers
Im not sure if this is the right topic to post this. I was at some locations yesterday and a guy had some kind of app/website that showed species from that location. I forgot to ask him the name of it. The location was ignaberga sweden. It had all the kinds of species listed there. Maybe someone knows the website or some website like that? -
Next friday im traveling to skåne sweden first im going to bjärsjölagård i have heard u can find sea scorpions is that true? Really wanna find one and then im going to ignaberga i really want to find shark teeth and marine reptile bones and teeth and crocodiles. Also sea urchins and big shells i know that belemites are often found there. I have heard people have found ammonites? Many people have said that some layers are more older or have more teeth altough not sure at what location how do i find that out? And have people maybe found skulls of marine reptiles. And should i look in the loose area or split rocks both? And what should i look for to try to find more bigger bones skulls/paddles/vertebraes And maybe jaws? I have looked online but only a site i think was called paleontica im not sure tho that u can find ammonites and marine repitles and dinosaurs.
