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A few days ago I arranged some megalodon tooth fossils in my collection in a row according to their size. I found two black teeth that were noticeably different in shape from the other brown ones, their long sides and thickness were almost equal, but the short sides were noticeably more curved and the crowns were more slender. I'm wondering if it's because they are belong to individuals of different genders? Or maybe the black teeth belonged to a different species, because according to photos of the excavation site, the black formation was below the brown formation. Besides, the bigger black one has a very small remaining cusps.
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Below are some of the slabs/slices/limb casts of petrified wood from my collection. I'll post more pieces in latter replies. I especially like very colorful pieces and unusual pieces like Teredo bored pieces or pieces with fungus. I have hundreds of close-up pictures. If you would like to see close-up pictures of a particular piece, reply to this post with the number/numbers. If you want to see close-up pictures of some of the petrified wood pieces from this thread, check out my TFF thread at the below link: 1 Petrified Wood botryoidal agate golden calcite insect borings ostracods Eocene 50 MYA Green River Fm Blue Forest along Lake Gosiute Sweetwater County Wyoming 1.2 lbs 8.25 x6x.38 inches 2 Petrified Wood conifer Araucarioxylon arizonicum fungus Polyporites wardii early Permian late Triassic 295 to 201 MYA Chinle Fm northern Arizona 3.60 lbs 10.25x8.75x.5 inches 3 Petrified Wood Triassic 225 MYA Chinle Formation near Holbrook Arizona 745g 160 x200x12mm 4 Petrified Wood Seed Fern Rhexoxylon Triassic 220 MYA Ambilobe Madagascar 136g 3.75x2.50x.375 to .5 inches 5 Petrified Wood Araucaria conifer Monkey Puzzle Tree Triassic Age 200 to 250 MYA Acondromen Madagascar 575g 145mmx95mmx18mm 6 Petrified Wood Araucaria conifer Monkey Puzzle Tree Triassic Age 200 to 250 MYA Acondromen Madagascar 182g 4.25x3.5x.31 inches 7 Petrified Wood Araucaria conifer Monkey Puzzle Tree Triassic Age 200 to 250 MYA Acondromen Madagascar 201g 4.25x3.5x.375 inches 8 Petrified Wood Araucaria conifer Monkey Puzzle Tree Triassic Age 200 to 250 MYA Acondromen Madagascar155g 4.25x3x.375 inches 9 Petrified Wood Araucaria conifer Monkey Puzzle Tree Triassic Age 200 to 250 MYA Acondromen Madagascar157g 4.25x3.25x.375 inches 10 Teredo Bored Petrified Wood Slab Paleocene Epoch Canon Ball Formation North Dakota 2,150g 10.25x9x.625 inches 11 Petrified tree fern Tietea singularis Permian 275MYA Motuca Formation Parnaíba Basin in Filadélfia Tocantins Brazil 340 g 8 x 4.75 x.25 inches 12 Petrified Wood encased In Algae-Laurel Eocene Bridger Formation Blue Forest WY 1802g 9.5x7.75x.625 to .75 inches 13 Petrified Replacement Wood Eocene 34 to 40 MYA Clarno Formation Hampton Butte central Oregon 484g 7 x 5 x .44 inches 14 Petrified Wood Slab Woodworthia Triassic Chinle Formation Winslow AZ 408 g 5.5x4.25x.43 to.5 inches 15 Agate Petrified Wood Turkey 253g 6.25 X 3.25 X .31 inches 16 Petrified Wood Slab Cedar Miocene 15.5 MYA Wanapum Basalt Formation Saddle Mountain Washington 228g 5.5x4.25x.25 inches 17 Petrified Wood Slab Miocene 15.5 MYA Wanapum Basalt Formation Saddle Mountain Washington 361g 5.75x5x.44 inches 18 Petrified Shrinkwood Miocene Fleming Formation Live Oak County, Texas 176g 4.25x3.5x.375 inches 19 Yew Taxus sp. in Stromatolitic Algae Miocene Tonopah Nevada 3.25 x 2.5x.19 inches 20 Teredo Bored Petrified Driftwood Middle Miocene Saltos Shale Member Monterey Formation Santa Barbara Canyon near Cuyama CA 6 x 4x.625 inches 21 Petrified Wood Araucaria conifer Monkey Puzzle Tree Triassic Age 200 to 250 MYA Madagascar 572g 5.75x4x.7 inches 22 Hematite Replaced Teredo Bored Petrified Wood Eocene Yegua Formation or Cretaceous 40 to 50 MYA Lake Bryan TX 288g 7.25 x3x.44 inches 23 Petrified Wood Log Miocene Jarbridge Ryolite Formation Hubbard Basin Elko County Nevada 1061g 4.25x4x1.75 to 2.75 inches 24 Petrified Wood Triassic 225 MYA Chinle Formation Arizona 1186g 8.25x6.75x.625 inches 25 Petrified Wood Sycamore Platanus sp. Miocene Bopesta Formation Horse Canyon near Tehachapi Kern County California 271g 4x3.5x.75 inches Marco Sr.
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Big black megalodon tooth with pyrite in bourlette
Jerrychang posted a topic in Is It Real? How to Recognize Fossil Fabrications
Recently bought a 14.25 cm tooth from Indonesia and it cost me half a month's salary. It has a strong smell of rust and a little bit of pyrite filling in bourlette, but I’m not sure if it is real because I never heard about it. Besides, the gap between root and bourlette seems to have been slightly polished. Check with UV light Split edge -
Just acquired this associated fish vertebrate, the size of the rock behind this is about 28 cm, and that site produces a lot of megalodon teeth so I think it’s a Miocene fish. I'm not sure if it's identifiable by the vertebrae alone.
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Hello everyone, I've recently acquired this tooth from Indonesia. The seller mentioned it is a tiger tooth but they don't have more information. Does anyone on the forum know about indonesian fauna from the miocene-pliocene? do you think the tooth is real or fake? Many thanks in advance for your help. Kind regards, A.P
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Just acquired this megalodon tooth from Indonesia, it has some kind of etching all over the crown, but both root and the crown are solid, not like most of the land find indo meg. I’m wondering if this tooth is digested ?
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Indonesian Red Copal (Subsoil to Surface Horizons, Late Holocene)
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From the album: Fossil Amber and Copal: Worldwide Localities
This specimen weighs 36.0g and measures 65x40x25mm; several small fragments of plant material are contained within its translucent, reddish mass. Originating from the island of Java, this variety of copal is a fairly recent discovery; it is recovered from various soil levels, near to or on the surface of the rainforest floor. Rough specimens usually exhibit a thick, whitish exterior crust; Indonesian red copal is very soft, reacts readily with acetone, and can be scratched with a fingernail. -
Just received this rhino jaw piece from indonesia and would like to get some opinions if its real and do you seen any repair or resto?
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Hi! I found this fossil crab from Indonesia. Miocene-Pliocene. To me it looks really nice. But I have heard of fake fossil crabs from Indonesia. Is it real? Regards
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hi all, I purchased a handful of Pliocene shark teeth from Indonesia recently, and the seller included the attached tooth. I'm assuming that it is mammal incisor?. The fauna includes both marine and terrestrial mammal teeth. The enamel preservation is consistent with stegodont and hippo teeth that I have purchased from him. The scale is in cm. Any ideas?
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Stegodon tooth? Indonesia purchase
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Bought a "partial Stegodon tooth" a while back. Originally from Indonesia. Does it look legitimate, and does it look like Stegodon at all? -
Picture number 3 shows a close up of the scales. Taxonomy according to Yabumoto & Brito, 2016. Yabumoto & Brito 2016, p. 234: "The locality and horizon of the type specimens are not precisely known. Available information is that the locality lies in the area of Noe Bihati, West Timor, Indonesia." Diagnosis in Yabumoto & Brito 2016, p 234: "Whiteia with the following combination of characters: with five to ten sparse long ridges on scales, nine rays (seven anterior long and two posterior short) on the first dorsal fin, pointed denticles on the anterior fin rays of the first dorsal fin, operculum with many tubercles, postparietal with many pits and short radial grooves, angular with radial grooves and other bones of the head smooth, without tubercles." Line drawing of the holotype by Yabumoto & Brito, p. 235: A.b = basal plate of anal fin; D1.b = basal plate of first dorsal fin; D2.b = basal plate of second dorsal fin; L = lung; P.b = pelvic bone. Identified by oilshale using Yabumoto & Brito, 2016. Reference: YABUMOTO, YOSHITAKA AND BRITO, PAULO M. (2016) A new Triassic coelacanth, Whiteia oishii (Sarcopterygii, Actinistia) from West Timor, Indonesia. Paleontological Research, vol. 20, no. 3, pp. 233–246.
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I have an old collection. I bought it from a fossil hunter in Java, Indonesia. The Length 20 cm. The Width 10 cm. The Weight 3 kg I don't know if it is a real Rhino Horn Fossil or fake. Please give me some opinion about this.
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Any ideas on the id of these Indonesian Teeth ? Mammal incisors? Wolf? Bear?
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Hi I got these teeth with some other fossil and i just dont know what they are from. They are Pleistocene I believe going of the other fossils from this area. (Indonesia, Java) Teeth numbered 1 and 2 are crocodilian, i know that much, they are clear to see and still have the serrations down either side... I am not sure if tooth 3 is also crocodilian? but maybe the surface/ details of the tooth has been polished (a real bad habbit they have over there) but teeth 4,5 & 6 are different. Their colours are very different, but again, I'm not sure. I think they have been polished also. I did have a tooth a while back that was ID'd as bear (species unverified) not sure if these are bear, wolf, or something else? It's quite hard researching fossils from there, so would be great to hear your views., Many thanks in advance. sorry took these without scale, they measure largest 130mm and the smallest 70mm -
Please let me know if you think this tooth has no repairs or restorations? It's being advertised as not. Seems to have none, but please see images. Seems to be a beauty, 5.75 inch upper principal anterior from Indonesia. Thanks in advance.
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So I'm prepping this crab I got from Indonesia but the bottom is looking a little weird one part of it looks like a piece is flipped over is that possible? Also it's very very fragile.
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From the album: Fossil Amber and Copal: Worldwide Localities
4.3g dark, transparent blue amber from West Sumatra. After grinding and polishing, I was surprised to discover that it contains 2 ants and 2 winged ants (possibly wasps); these were a little tricky to photograph, due to the amber's strong fluorescence under 140 lumen LED light, so these inclusions had to be backlit. I used a Canon EOS 500D, Canon 60mm f/2.8 Macro Lens, and combined 2x and 4x Hoya circular magnifier lenses (8x).© Kaegen Lau
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Just received this three glued teeth from java. They were sold a trinil tiger teeth. Can someone confirm this?
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Just received this polished stegodon tusk from indonesia and would like to get some opinions about it. never had any issues with this seller. But who knows. Its around 60cm and 7-8kg
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Mastodon Tusk from Java Indonesia
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I`m new to colllecting mammal fossils and thinking about buiyng this tusk. The seller said its a mastodon tusk and no the usual stegodon tusk, which seems pretty common. Couldn`t find much information about mastodons from indonesia. So I`m wondering if its real and also how "rare" is it?