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Is it possible this is a weird shark/megaladon tooth? Chances are it’s just an uncannily shaped rock, but I’m wondering what other views are, or whether it’s even possible for them to be completely rock like this? Found this on the beach in Perth Australia (have no ruler with me but roughly 3cm in length, 2.5 wide and maybe 1.8 cm depth)
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Hello! The other day I visited a museum here in Perth and noticed they sold fossils in the gift shop. I bought a fossil of an ammonite as a gift for my younger sister, who absolutely loves anything prehistoric. The store gave no information other than it was an ammonite, but having bought it here in Perth I suppose it might well be from Australia at the very least. I apologise for not having more a specific location. If necessary I could send them an email and ask, though from the conversation I had at the store it seemed like the gift store staff weren't particularly well-informed themse
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Hi! I have something that looks very similar, found it on a beach in New Zealand about 30 years ago. Do you know what it is yet?
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Hello All! I've looking at a trip around the Perth Australia area hunting for fossils - My mate and our kids would love to spend a day digging and sifting looking for some fossils (although I suspect my kids will lose interest in 10 minutes) I've heard of the area around mole cap hill but I'm unsure where to start - If anyone is planning a trip I've love to tag along and get the gist of it all as I'm unsure where to start.
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SOLVED: Scarborough Beach, Western Australia: Nummulites Laevigatus?
FunkyMonkey posted a topic in Fossil ID
Hi all, This has bugged me for over 30 years and I'd love to know what I might have found all those years ago. HINT: Its the thingy on the right, not the quid! In 1987, I was lucky enough to go and see my extended family in Perth, Western Australia. On one day we went to Scarborough Beach, near Perth, and not being one for sunbathing I went foraging on the shoreline. I found this, put it in my pocket and forgot about it until I got home. My geology teacher at school thought it might be Nummulites Laevigatus, but was he right? I've seen nothing li -
Australian Pleistocene exposed Seabed. One of many I found during today's hunt. Any experts?
ElToro posted a topic in Fossil ID
I picked up a backpack full of fossils today at a Pleistocene exposed seabed in Perth ,Australia. Any experts can help me identify them? This ones absolutely gorgeous I rekon! -
From the album: Australian Pleistocene Seabeds
Went on awesome trip today to cliffs of exposed Pleistocene beds in Perth Australia. Stunning location and very close to the city! I've included a beautiful piece in its matrix. Just a small, but think perfect specimen.
