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Since I've recently been honored by the forum, I thought I'd add a little extra this month. Here is a nice little plesiosaur tooth I was lucky enough to find in the Lincoln limestone yesterday. It is my first plesiosaur from this location.
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I found this tooth in the Lincoln limestone of central Kansas. Lincoln limestone is Cenomanian, which is too early for mosasaurs I believe. I dont know of any croc material from this formation though, so I'm not sure what I've got.
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Hey everyone, I found this little jaw last Summer in the Lincoln Limestone, Greenhorn Formation, late Cretaceous in Kansas. After reading some information forwarded by Ramo about Coniasaurus and how they are fairly common in the Lincoln Limestone I was wondering if I might have found a partial jaw. I am completely unfamiliar with Coniasaurus and really don't know. I just thought it looked very similar and un-fish like given the shape of the teeth (or roots). Any help is appreciated. Thanks in advance. Jamie PS. There is micro shark tooth just below the jaw. Probably unrelated, but I like to think it's from a little guy nibbling on the carcass.
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Hey everyone, another quick post about some finds. I think these are fish jaws but have no idea. Lincoln Limestone, Greenhorn Formation, Cretaceous.
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Hello everyone. I found this vert. in the Greenhorn Formation, Lincoln Limestone, Cretaceous in Kansas. It is about an inch or so long and has an odd texture to it that might help identify it. Any thoughts on what this might have come from? Any help is appreciated. Thanks!
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Hello everyone. I found this guy in the Lincoln Limestone, Greenhorn Formation, Cretaceous of Kansas. It's a small shark tooth about 1 cm and an odd shape to me that I cannot identify (big shocker right)? Any help is appreciated. Thanks! Sorry, picture are out of order.
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