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Hey all, I've never been to shark river in New Jersey before. I was curious if someone can give me an update on how it produces shark teeth fossils. Is it true That it's possible to find Megs and bigger teeth than say Big Brook in New Jersey? jm very interested in going, and if anyone wouldn't mind offering me suggestions, I'd greatly appreciate it. I do not need to know your lucky spots lol. I'm just a guy who has never been there before and could use some guidance. I just want to find a bigger tooth! Lol
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Hi! I'm new here, so hello from west Texas, I've always been a fan of the Megalodon, I was just wondering if any of you might have references or locations, as to where I could get started. thanks in advance! happy travels and happy Hunting!
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Hello forum friends, I have another batch of teeth I’m trying to ID. I’m not sure but I think 1, 3 & 4 are the same. #2 I believe to be troodontid and specifically Stenonychosaurus sp. #5 is pretty cool with that huge root but no clue what it belongs to. Thanks for looking and any input!
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Today I got a quick one hour hunt in, tide was lower than I’ve had in a while but I could tell many people had passed through prior to me. Because of this no particularly large teeth but a nice hemi with a lightning strike. As I was walking along I was ecstatic to find my first cetacean vert, looked dolphin/porpoise (odontocete), excellent neural arch! I was then surprised to see two sieves not three feet away. I assumed they had found it and left it, as I could see them 20 yards away, one was my age (mid-late teen) and a younger (brother?) person walking with him. I went along my way. Golden rule of fossil hunting: don’t take what another hath found. I already have (albeit buoght) similar ones so I wasn’t too bothered. Not too far away I found a nice piece of whale rib and a concretion with another piece of rib embedded. It took me an embarrassingly long time to figure out the two fit together, I’ll have to prep that one out. Anyway, I came back down to the place the sieves were and the two kids had started back. I was flabbergasted to see the vert was still there! I grabbed it, and ran over to them. I asked them if they had left it they said no. I gave it to them, and they seemed happy. Sounded like tooth hounds (which is not a bad thing) and I don’t think they knew what it was, so I told them it was a dolphin vertabra. I hope that will help those two get more into fossils. Anyway, not far away I saw this dreadful digging in the cliffs. Whoever did it left the shovel there This is illegal is it not? Even if it isn’t it is extremely dangerous and ill-advised (so don’t none of y’all do it!). lastly, I had a pleasant conversation with a pair of mallard ducks, however the conversation was rather one-sided. They must be very used to people. No big teeth but some nice bones. Will get pictures up soon, starting with the “potholes” and the ducks.
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Saw this tooth online recently, it already sold but it was listed as a Tarbosaurus Tooth but it reminds me more of a carcharodontosaurus tooth but then again I am unsure nor familiar with tarbosaurus teeth, what do you guys think? I have included all photos in the listing.
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I found this partial molar this morning at Myrtle Beach South Carolina , any clues what it belonged to?
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Found this three on the savannah river near Tybee Island. A I think might be a capybara tooth? B I have no idea! C Maybe dolphin? It has a curvness where I think another tooth created some wear. Any help is appreciated! Thanks!!
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western NM dino teeth? definitely looks like a jaw, you guys are the coolest. thanks in advance
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I'm going to take a trip from Miami to Pennsylvania to see some family. I was also considering to fossil hunt myself for something to do. I've only hunted in the Peace River, however, and I don't have much experience of actual digging. I'm trying to find some good spots that I can almost definitely find something interesting like a well preserved trilobite or something. I'm also interested in places like Red Hill to find some teeth and bone, or places with diverse ferns and lycopods. I only have a day to do it, so I probably wouldn't be too intrusive. I'd probably be staying in Indiana or Dubois (which me and my mother could significantly raise the population) but I don't want to be too far east from there. I just want to know some good spots and some tips to find the best fossils. thank you!
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WEITD ROCK FOUND HERE IN WESTERN NM. resembles a bunch of teeth? you guys are the coolest. dino skin?
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thanks for looking, dinosuar bone? found in western NM. any help is totally appreciated, you guys are the coolsest.
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also western NM/Arizona border, please tell me i found something awesome!!! i need to find something awesome. dino tooth? you guys are the coolest. thanks in advance
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Real Morocco Mosasaur teeth?
Seguidora-de-Isis posted a topic in Is It Real? How to Recognize Fossil Fabrications
In this small lot, the seller is selling several Morocco Mosasaur teeth. Please, then I have two questions: 01 - Are all these teeth real? 02 - Is there any way to distinguish which one is Prognathodon, Halisaurus and etc? Thanks for all the comments! Teeth 01 Teeth 02 Teeth 03 Teeth 04
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Hello all! First of all,happy Easter to all Christians! Hope you are all having a wonderful day,Easter or not Easter. I was curious to know, which Tyrannosaurid teeth are the rarest complete??? Does it depend on...? Is it THE T-Rex or is it another Tyrannosaurid? I would want to know more about these incredible beasts. Do you know how many Tyrannosaurid species exists? What is the real Tyrannosaurid tooth jackpot? Kind regards for your help and comments. (Don’t quite know if this is the adequate topic... feel free to redirect it.) Thomas
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I bought this a few years ago at a rock and mineral event. I don’t know what it is and if it is real. It seems very legit. I’m trying to sell it soon on eBay to make some extra cash. I don’t know much about fossils and I’m hoping someone can help. Thanks
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Hello from a newbie in Central New York. I would appreciate it if anyone could identify the fossil in the attached photograph. I believe it is a tooth, but have not been able to find it on the internet. It has very complex, repeating stages in its structure. Thanks for any guidance on this! Norm
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Hi all. I saw this online for quite cheap,but I don’t know all the pieces in this batch.They are from Begaa,Morocco. I can see spino teeth,onchopristis teeth,fish vertebra but that’s about it. Does someone know what is the big tooth fragment? Carc.? I’ll number them so you can tell me if you know. Really appreciate it.
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Updating My Exotic Meg Teeth Collection Italy, Japan, Indonesia
Kurufossils posted a topic in Member Collections
Added three new teeth in recent times to my collection of exotic meg teeth, I'd like to share since there,s not to many images from these localities out there, the photos maybe in shabby quality because I pulled them directly from my Instagram page to save time. 1) This partial tip of a meg was found in the Chiba prefecture of Japan! Acquiring this, even just a fragment was a real pain in the butt as megs from Japan are extremely scare. 2) Even though its not a Meg of course but still being the closest ancestor, this 3.1inch chubutensis tooth was found at a land site in Lecce, Italy with gorgeous color! 3) This tooth measuring 4.1 inches came from new site in Bangkalan City, Java, Indonesia. A majority of the megs here were found with absolutely terrible preservation so this one is one of the best out of the bunch! A few more pics of these teeth can be found on their posts on my page at https://www.instagram.com/nyislandfossils/ if its ok to post this here.
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The Nor'Easter a few weeks ago brought extremely high winds and tides on the James River. The water brought lots of flotsam to the beach as well as some things I hadn't seen before. Sorry that I didn't place a ruler on these photos, but many of them are 4-5 inches at their widest point. Several are solid but some were fragile and separated into perfect, smaller versions of themselves (see photos). They have to be teeth, but I don't even know if they are fossilized? They have a pearly sheen. Our beach lies at the bottom of a 40-60 foot bluff, east of the Scotland Ferry across the river from Jamestown. I was going to ask the folks at Chippokes State Park, which is a few miles downriver from us, but thought I'd start here. Also, can anyone please tell me what the word is for a beach that is made up of pretty much nothing but fossils? I think there is a word for it, or a word for a massive jumble/collection of fossils, but I don't know it. Please excuse my naivete -- fossils aren't something I've really thought about since my son brought home some coprolite 20 years ago. I hope to learn much from this forum. Before posting, I did search through all the James River posts to see if there was anything similar. Thanks so much!
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I found this rock (or fossil?) on Studland beach in Dorset, UK. I understand that it may just be a rock but the area (the Jurassic coast) is known for it's prevalence of fossils. I thought it may be a tooth of some kind. Can you help with identification please? Many thanks.
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I received wonderful responses to my requests for Identification/verification of my recent Florida finds. It allowed me to research on my own and begin to understand Florida of the past much better. Today, I provide a few more specimens for Identification: 1. Two more teeth. I will GUESS deer, maybe camel??? 2. I can't remember what was suggested for this. Maybe dolphin tooth??? 3. Finally for this section, this mandible was suggested to be from a carnivore. Any stabs as to which one fits this the best. Tell me it was the mandible that my dire wolf tooth came from. Unlikely since I tried fitting it in place already without much success. Hopefully the responses will be as enlightening as my first post. To all that reply to this or my previous post, I thank you kindly. Mike
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Hi All, im currently looking for some of the more rarer/hard to obtain theropod teeth to add to my collection (not the types like T. rex, carcharodontosaurus, nanotyrannus, albertosaurus etc) and have some teeth myself I’d be willing to trade. Please view my post in the member collections section (my small theropod teeth collection) and if you have any theropod teeth or are interested in mine we could maybe come to a deal. Please PM me if you potentially have any teeth for trade and we can go from there. Thanks Paul
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Hi all! Im beginner collector, and about to pull the trigger on one meg tooth. Here are some pictures I'm deciding from, please give your thoughts, and help with a decision! If you like a tooth please comment on it, if you see one maybe I should avoid, please do the same. I know it's all a matter of preference, but please give your thoughts. Looking for the best Bang for Buck! If you could, place your top 3,5,10 or just general opinions, so I can narrow it down. Im just trying to have some fun with this thread! These pics are in no particular order. Megalodon Teeth Number 1. 4 & 1/8 in. $95 display included Number 2. 15 people watching serrated 4 & 7/8 in. $99 Number 3. 16 watching 4 & 7/16in. $99 super serrated Number 4. serrated 4 & 7/16in. $119 Number 5. serrated 4 & 1/4 in. $119 Number 6. 5 & 3/8in. $119 Number 7. serrated 5 & 9/16 in $119 Number 8. 4 & 3/8 in. $125 case included Number 9. 4 & 11/16in. $75 Number 10. 4 & 7/8in. $95 Number 11. 4 & 1/2 in. $85 Number 12. Bargain Priced 5 & 1/8 in. $75 Number 13. 4 & 13/16in. $99 Number 14. 4 & 1/2 in. $99 Number 15. Jet Black 5 & 3/16in. $119 Number 16 serrated 4 & 3/8in. $119 Number 17 Huge 5 & 9/16in. $119 Number 18 Super Serrated 4 &1/4 in. $125 Number 19 over 5in $99 ps. Ill be asking about spinosaurus teeth in another thread! Thanks! Grant
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hi tiday i found something new with a sharck teeth i cant identify. and i found ptychodus teeth but i can t confirm if is it rare or not. please if someone can helo me.
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For trade! Shark teeth from Slovenia-miocene. My interest miocene fossils-echinoids,pectens, interesting bivalves,gastropods, also posible to exchange for one nice ammonite, sharh teeth,.....
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