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Items collected during Nov 5th 2022 at Ladonia Fossil Park near Ladonia Texas. Any help with identification would be much appreciated, as well as descriptions of the key traits to hone in on to rule out other possibilities. Trying to learn what I can. Many thanks!
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There have been a couple of small rises lately so i went out hoping to stumble upon something nice. Unfortunately the water did not rise enough to really tumble the gravel but it was still nice weather at least. Here are some pictures of my hunt a couple of weeks ago. As for my hunt a couple of days ago I don't have any pictures because i was skunked for the first time ever. No fossil or artifacts at all. I tried some of the large creeks, the ones that are basically as large as the river itself, and all i could see was dried up mud. I'm not sure if the creeks just have less material in them or
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Hi all! I picked up this little beauty (14mm at its longest) last week at the North Sulphur River. Unfortunately, it’s not complete, but I like it anyway. I immediately assumed it was Mosasaur (I have been a regular hunter at that location for a few years), but now I am second guessing myself. Can someone confirm or refute? Apologies in advance if there are any issues with the photos; I am posting directly from my phone, so hopefully they are not too large, but good enough quality.
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From the album: North Sulphur River Texas
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Good Afternoon, Went to the North Sulphur River, for the first time ever on Monday. It was 80° and spent several hours playing in the mud. Found some cool fossils but mostly just enjoyed hiking for looking treasures with my buddy. Been a rock hound all my life. These two pieces are ones I've never seen before, my usual stomping ground is the red river. So going southeast was fun, the dirt is very different. I thought maybe you guys could help me figure out what they are. One looks like a small fossilized turtle. IDK? The second one is some cool kind of scale, I think? Thank you in
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Went on a trip to Texas for work recently. Took some coworkers to the Ladonia park. Of course, one of them finds a vert and an ammonite. I had to settle with one whole and one partial Mosasaur tooth. Realizing it's pretty worn, can anyone put a name to this for her?
