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Bone fragment found in water of Post Oak Creek, Sherman, Texas. One end is rounded, where as the other forms an approx. 90 degree angle.
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Bone fragment found in water of Post Oak Creek, Sherman, Texas (Eagle Ford Formation, Cretaceous).
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Hello! Took my boys out looking for fossils for the first time and we have no clue what kind of teeth some of these are. Would love some help! These are from Post Oak Creek in Texas the square is 3.175 cm tall x 3.5cm wide Thanks!!
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This bone is almost identical to mosasaur bones found in the NSR, despite being from a different formation a few million years older. -
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Not broken - just significant feeding wear. -
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Hard to see any striations, but it may be Cretodus sp. : http://www.thefossilforum.com/index.php?/gallery/image/51613-‘button-nose’-posterior-cretodus-crassidens-south-dakota/&browse=1 -
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Largest three teeth likely from Scapanorhynchus sp. No idea on the smallest one. -
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Shark teeth, mastodon enamel, and vertebrae found in POC on 7/30/19. Found more teeth than last two trips combined! Unfortunately, I didn't find any ptychodus or cretoxyrhina. Scale bar = 1 cm. -
I recently took my 9-year-old daughter hunting at Post Oak Creek in Sherman, TX. We collected these about 200 meters upstream (NW) from the S. Travis Street Bridge. While she did not enjoy the bugs and frogs, we both had a blast finding shark teeth and other cool stuff. It was our first trip fossil hunting and I am complete uninitiated in identification. Can you guys take a look at these and let me know what's a fossil and what's a pretty rock? Trust me, she will be perfectly happy if they are all just pretty rocks. Besides what's pictured, we found about a dozen shark teeth and en
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We have time to go to Post Oak Creek today. Does anyone know if the water level has receded enough from yesterdays rain?
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I discovered the fossil forum in January of this year, and once my boys and I got the bug, I started using the forum for the usual information that newbies need. Where to go. How to search. What is this thing. Where can I find. You know . . . all the usual stuff. One of the places here in Texas that I found on the forum caught my eye, and I tucked it away in the back of my mind. It was a report of finding shark teeth in the Post Oak Creek in Sherman, TX, which is a good 3 1/2 hour drive for me. So, obviously, I didn't just hop in the ole truck and drive north. But I did have the opportunit
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