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Hi guys , i have come across this shape in several of my fossils , is it crinoid or some sort of shell
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Hi guys any idea what this fan like structure is
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Hi guys another one for the experts
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Hi guys , i never seen anything like this before, im excited to get some feedback
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Hi guys, just wondering is this a gonatite
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Hi guys , what type of shell is this and also i was curious about the type of rock as its not the limestone I usually find fossils in at this location around the dublin coast
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Hi guys , trying to find out what type of brachiopod this is, thanks.
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Hi guys, another segmented creature looking for a name
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Hi guys another one for the experts! What is your thoughts, IMG_9790.mov
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Hi guys , need your expertise, not sure if this is anything or not! Looking forward to see what you all think, theres nothing showing on the bottom or back apart from crinoid bits
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What are the white things that look like bird droppings
Brian James Maguire posted a topic in Fossil ID
I suspect this is some sort of coral but i would like to check with you guys
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Just started prepping this out and i have no clue what it is, it is surrounded by crinoid bits so i thought it was a stem but its just .. have a look anyway guys and see what you think
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Hi guys, unsure of this one, what do you guys think?
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Another one guys
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more shells for id, again thank you to everyone for the help
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Wondering what these are, i have some ideas but need your expert opinions, as always greatly appreciated
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hi guys , another one for you experts, i dont have a clue what this might be, hope you can help
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trying to figure out if this is all one fossil or two separate ones
Brian James Maguire posted a topic in Fossil ID
hi guys, need some help again as to what is going on with this fossil, i had one part of it on here before and it was suggested it was a solitary coral but i prepped out some more of it today and to my surprise it looks like the new part i found is connected to the first, , both seem to have a spicule visible, as always your help would be greatly appreciated, i included a video as it is hard to get it all in photos as it is spiraled around the rock Video.mov
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hi guys, bit confused as to what these are, i found them on the beach yesterday, and preped them out today, any ideas ?
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An enigmatic large discoidal fossil from the Pennsylvanian of County Clare, Ireland.
Oxytropidoceras posted a topic in Fossil News
Below is a delightful enigmatic fossil from Ireland in an open access paper. Maybe, someone in this forum knows where more can be found. Murray, J., MacGabhann, B.A., Doyle, E., Mángano, M.G., Tyrrell, S. and Harper, D.A., 2023. An enigmatic large discoidal fossil from the Pennsylvanian of County Clare, Ireland. Palaeoworld. Yours, Paul H.- 6 replies
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Hello there, my son found this rock with imprints on Port beach in Ireland. Could it be a fossil?
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So, I thought I would start a similar thread to the "Fossil from Each of the 50 States" thread. But one for the UK. Show a fossil from each county in the UK - England,(48), Wales (22), Scotland (33) & Ireland. And for Ireland, we can include Northern (6) and Southern (26).
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Hi from NI. My son is interested in fossils and palaeontology so I’m learning with him. We’ve been up to a couple of sites near Larne and have found next to nothing so looking for tips too!
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Found this fossil in Co. Dublin, Ireland. According to my research it belongs to the genus merocanites, and if that is correct it seems to be rare-ish? Can anyone confirm? Thanks!
