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  1. minnbuckeye

    Florida Fossil IDs

    A 10 day vacation to Florida allowed me to collect from 4 different locations. Hopefully @MikeR can help out with the bivalves and gastropods! First up is Cookie Cutter Creek. 1. Is this a bone? If so, type of bone and any thoughts to the small creature it came from? It is 4 mm long, so TINY. Next are Peace River unknowns is a type of shark tooth. The pointy part reminds me of lemon shark, but there are serrations along the root. 2. IDed as possibly Carcharhinus falcimormis; silky shark. 3. Probably no way to identify, but am open to suggestions. The next two fossils came from Yankeetown. 4. This small gastropod underwent some sort of crystallization/silicification. It's beauty does not show up well in the photo. It seems I read once that this occurs locally to the shells. 5. is a small Yankeetown echinoid. Not much for external markings. Maybe water worn? The rest of the fossils likely came from the Tamiami Formation in Sarasota County, though a little further south than I am used to collecting in. Inprevious years, I have collected the more dramatic gastropods and bivalves of the formation. This year, I focused on lesser species and new finds for my collection. Many have tentative IDs given based on my limited research. Here goes! 6. I assume this is an Ostrea but could not find an example with such linear lines. 7. A total guess on species. In fact, I am not sure if it is coral or a bryozoan. 8. 9. Some sort of razor clam. 10. 11. This specimen is much larger and wider than Crepidula fornicata. 12. A beat up specimen, but because of the vibrant color, it is worthy to me to ID. 13 14. I thought I verified identification last year, but failed to find it. So a second attempt. 15. 16. The scallop ears are flat on one side and curved on the other. 17. 18. This is the only "olive shell" found. I included it to make sure I was likely in the Tamiami Formation. There was a difference in species found this year, giving me some concern of the formation. . 19 20. 21.
  2. Hey all! I went out last week and still cannot identify this. Please help end the madness of “what is this???” Thanks!
  3. GhormLORDOFMISANTHROPY

    Need help i.d.ing

    Found in the peace river, near arcadia fl. Cannot figure it out. Does anyone have an idea? Please and thank you, Pleocineilly, ghorm
  4. Othniel C. Marsh

    Dolphin Tooth

    Below is a dolphin tooth being sold as that of a Goniodelphis hudsoni, from the Peace River Formation in Florida. The tooth does not look like that of a Goniodelphis, however, as they appear to much more rounded. I personally suspect it's from Delphinodon, given that I have seen some similar teeth identified as such on other ID threads on the forum, but I can't say for sure. I must once again call upon your wisdom, @Shellseeker, and I believe @Boesse is also something of a cetacean expert. I'm yet to purchase the tooth, so I haven't got many pictures at my disposal. Thanks in advance for any guidance Othniel
  5. jcor246

    New Member from FL

    Hey everyone! My name is Josh. My girlfriend (totallydigsit) and I have recently gotten into hunting for fossils and decided to join the forum We are based in FL and have primarily searched along the Peace River near Zolo Springs and Arcadia (two spots we found during our initial research). We've found a variety of smaller bone fragments and shark teeth, but hoping to score the bigger pieces! Looking forward to sharing our findings and getting to know the community! - Josh
  6. While the Megalodon tooth seems to exist as THE find for many fossil hunters and/or amateur marine paleontologists alike (and rightly so!) it's never been my own personal "holy grail." However. My partner, who graciously tags along and searches with me whenever I drag him out on hunts often hours (or even days) of driving away, is absolutely enamored by the idea of finding one of these guys. I've heard many good things about Ernst Quarries/Sharktooth Hill and the private land surrounding it in Kern County, but I've also heard incredible things about Florida creek hunting - mostly Peace River and some, unfortunately, Top-Secret spots. We luckily have the opportunity right now to go on one (or both if we play our (credit) cards right) of these trips and was hoping those more experienced in the culture of "Meg Madness" would be able to provide any advice, pointers, opinions, comments, concerns, etc.?
  7. I found this in a small creek that flows into the Peace River Fla, near Arcadia. It’s 3/8s wide and 1/2 inch long. Any help identifying this tooth would be awesome! I think it’s super cool!
  8. Michael1

    Peace river tooth ID

    One of the first teeth ive ever found wanted to make sure what it is. Found on the peace river right after hurricane Ian.
  9. Michael1

    Fossil ID peace river

    Found these two near the peace river wondering if anyone could tell me what they are? I have some guesses but just wanted to make sure, the first I think is some kind of whale tooth and the second could be some kind of tusk but not sure.
  10. Michael1

    Florida meg

    Just posting for those who wanna see cool teeth. This is my best megalodon tooth and my second largest meg being 4.5-4.6 inches. Found in a florida creek during my last trip.
  11. Terminal Stareasaurus

    Shark tooth ID?

    What might be the species of this shark tooth. Besides the broken root it is complete with fantastic serrations.
  12. Terminal Stareasaurus

    Peace River bone for ID?

    Found this a few years back in the Peace River around Wauchula Florida. Is it a whole piece of something really worn or a broken piece of something. It's porous but heavy.
  13. citronkitten

    Peace River: types of turtle shell IDs

    Greetings, I am working on my next display and am trying to sort through the various pieces of turtle shell. I have attempted to divide and label them as much as I can, using references I will post. This is my first attempt at turtle shell and have relied entirely on examples and available resources, so any correction/confirmation/explanation would be most appreciated. On my paper (in case it's unreadable - tendonitis flaring up so handwriting quality going down), the upper half of the page is carapace, the lower half is plastron, the left half is softshell and the right half is hard shell. I included a composite image which has better focus on each quadrant (terrible lighting today), and a larger image on which I wrote my attempts at further identification. References: This whole thread: This image (location directly on image): This image was very helpful: And these hand-drawn diagrams I found to be most accessible:
  14. citronkitten

    softshell turtle (Apalone sp) carapace

    From the album: Peace River, Florida 26/12/23

    Reference: https://www.thefossilforum.com/topic/129717-adult-female-soft-shelled-turtleapalone-sp-peace-river-florida/#comment-1402277
  15. GlennT

    Piece of mammoth tusk or?

    Hello, Was out on the Peace River recently and found something I couldn't identify, not that I can really identify anything other than a shark's tooth with much ease...But, was wondering what this might be? I saw in another post someone had a piece of mammoth tusk that resembled what I found but there were some differences. Any help is appreciated. Also included a pic of the teeth we found. Thank you
  16. citronkitten

    dolphin vertebra b.jpg

    From the album: Peace River, Florida 26/12/23

    As identified by guide
  17. citronkitten

    cetacean rib.jpg

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