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  1. musicnfossils

    Another Dino Piece

    Another bone, looks like maybe a scute but not sure. Dinosaur park fm
  2. SunFossils

    Florida scute?

    Hi everyone! I’m new here and new to identifying/collecting fossils. I love beachcombing and sometimes the ocean gives me the special treat of finding a fossil! I found this one loose, laying on top of the sand after a storm in the Northeast Florida Coast region. It feels light and brittle compared to other fossils I’ve held. Any help identifying it is appreciated! I would also like to know how you’ve reached your conclusion so I can also start learning what to look for when identifying fossils. Thanks again!
  3. CrowdNc

    Fossil id

    Found on our property in West central Missouri, need help identifying.
  4. efritz

    Another Lee Creek Mystery

    Here is my second Lee Creek unknown...anyone have thoughts? Thanks in advance!
  5. SharkySarah

    Hell creek scutes or mouth plates?

    Below are scutes or mouth plates from the hell creek formation. ID help needed. 1. 2. 3.
  6. Daze

    Possible scute?

    Does anyone know what this might be? The person who's selling it says it was found in Missouri. First thing I thought was a scute, however it looks too big to be a crocodile or alligator scute. Then I thought maybe an Ankylosaur scute, as it bears similarities to an Ankylosaur scute @Troodon once posted. Problem is, as far as I know Ankylosaurs are not known to have existed in Missouri. In fact, apparently very few dinosaur fossils have been found in Missouri at all. Any suggestions welcome
  7. Davidjg44

    ID please

    Last question. Does this look like dino skin? All photos are of the same piece.
  8. Hey there! I’m bringing my fossil collection to my local library to create an educational display. (I work there and the director asked if any employees have interesting collections to share with the public.) Anyway, with your help I’d like to identify at least a few of these Fl spring-found mystery guys. as always, much gratitude to y’all edit: 1. Has a rounded “top” side and a flat “bottom” side (assuming it has a top and a bottom), which made me think it could be a scute. The second item has a curve to it that might not be noticeable from the picture. There is a very round indentation and inside the indentation is a small “dot”.
  9. I found this on my walk, picking up the small pieces that are common but typically rubbish. I look for symmetry and had the impression of a center circle with a line pattern of rays and some of the rays had perpendicular branches. There also is a pattern of holes Can the exact animal be determined from the information that I am providing?
  10. The Amateur Paleontologist

    Need help in identifying problematic fish bone

    Hey everyone Hope you're all doing well! While looking through unprepped/untouched blocks of chalk from last year's fieldwork session in the Late Cretaceous of Møns Klint (Denmark), I found one block that showed a little trace of fish bone. I scraped a bit around it with some dental tools, and managed to reveal the whole fossil. And I'm having quite some trouble identifying it... Could anyone help me? I've included pics and details of the specimen below. Pics: Note especially the 'ridges' in the upper half of the fossil Full details: -Location: Møns Klint, Isle of Møn, Denmark -Stratigraphy: Occidentalis belemnite zone, Hvidskud Member, Møns Klint Formation, White Chalk Group. -Age: Upper part of Lower Maastrichtian, Late Cretaceous; ~70 million years old -Measurements: ~5mm largest width; ~4mm height -Possible interpretations so far: partial fin element, partial scale. Most recently, I considered it to be the partial scute of a Dercetidae fish (based on Wallaard et al. 2019 and Friedman 2012)... But I'm really unsure... Taken from Wallaard et al. 2019 Taken from Friedman 2012 I'd be really grateful for any help identifying my specimen
  11. fossil_sea_urchin

    Stegosaurus scute?

    I am aware that stegosaurus has scutes under its neck, but is this identifiable. Seller states it was associated with other scutes and the ID was done by a professional. Thanks in advance!
  12. mary gaylord

    help ID fossil

    does anyone know what this is?
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