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The first and last ever discovered baby bottlenose dolphin to be found at Mazon Creek! How lucky am I? Not a clue.
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Really don't have much of a clue, but think I'm seeing a tail fin at the very least.
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One that I initially thought was a coprolite, after photographing and zooming in, I believe I'm seeing a large group of tiny snails.
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I think I see body structures here, but I'm at a loss.
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Another Acanthotelson Stimpsoni ?
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This looks very similar to one I posted yesterday, but this one has a very defined outline. My guess would be Essexella jellyfish, or possibly coprolite. It's a little bugger.
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This could be a leaf of some sort, but if so, I don't think it would be typical of Mazon fossils, so I'm inclined to suggest a worm.
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Are these leaves or wood, or nothing at all?
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I always thought this was the digestive tract of a worm, but after taking the pictures, I'm fairly convinced that it's a shrimp of some sort.
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I'm doubting my initial thought that this is a leaf impression. It very much resembles some bark imprint images I have seen, but some of the other visual characteristics are misleading. Any thoughts?
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I'm thinking that this is probably Didontogaster.
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I have not seen any definitive images of leaves of this exact shape and pattern yet. The closest I can find is one of RCFossils images: http://www.thefossilforum.com/index.php?/gallery/image/11888-alethopteris-serli-rcmc0058ajpg/&browse=1 Do you think it's the same?
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I know I've seen images of this type of creature before, with the obvious oval structure, I think, being a mouth.
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My guess: Acanthotelson Stimpsoni
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Probably a shrimp molt?
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Possibly Paucijaculum samamithion?
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My hunch is either coprolite or jellyfish, but what does not show well in the photos, and what is really throwing me off, are what look like some appendages coming from the bulbous portion of the specimen.
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No idea. Or even if it is a fossil!
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A Mazon fish, possibly Elonichthys peltigerus, or Elonichthys Hypsilepus??
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I've narrowed it down to two incorrect identifications: Tullimonstrum or Nemavermes Mackeei.
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Don't have a good guess for this one. Are those eyes I'm seeing, or some other body part? Or is it fauna at all?
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Sorry, so small and dark it was difficult to photograph. Worm of some sort?
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Worm? Possibly Esconites Zelus or Achistrum?
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Worm? Possibly Paucijaculum samamithion?
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I'm holding out hope that this is a fish, but can't point to any specific characteristic that gives me that hope.
