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Any thoughts on what this little tooth (I think it's a tooth) might have belonged to? It was found near Venice Beach in Florida.
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One more ID please, a friend sent the following two pictures to me and is wanting to know if anyone can confirm this as a fulgurite. Thanks!
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I went through some of my wife's collection today and came across something that I have no idea on. I'm used to the random bone frags but this looks different to me and I can see why she grabbed it...it looks like a small turtle's head and that what she thought it looked like too when she grabbed it. Please weigh in on this, I'd appreciate any opinions!
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I've had this fossil keychain since I was a kid and I'm not sure exactly what species it belongs to. It's 1 1/2 inches long and wide it has serrations and the back is flat. Based on the size and shape I either believe it to be a really small megalodon tooth or a megalodon ancestor from the carcharodon's. But that's just my guess what do you guys think?
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Found in the Peace River basin
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From the album: Nigel's album
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From the album: Nigel's album
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Please forgive me for my fossil ignorance, as I do not know much about them. I am trying to find our what kind of fossil this could be. Or maybe it isn't. I'm not sure. I have looked on the internet for awhile and found nothing really similar to it. If this is easy and I'm just an idiot, I'm sorry haha. Just thought you all could help me here. Thank you
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Hello, A while ago I found this near Braunschweig, and I was wondering what the ribbed structure at the top could be. Any ideas? Thanks in advance!
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I found this mystery un-erupted tooth a few weeks ago while snorkeling the Sante fe river. The site is came from is Pliocene -Pleistocene. Roughly the size of a golf ball.
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Not sure what this is. A gastropod mold or ammonite or just a concretion? I didn't cut it out. Still on the limestone roadside cut.
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I'm new to fossils, I actually have been finding a bunch of interesting rocks when out metal detecting. I found this one and I'm convinced it's some type of fossil but I'm not sure what it could be? Found in North GA near Rome. I'd estimate the ridges are only 3 inches long and each rib is 1/4''-1/2''
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Hey I'm a new member and I need some help with identifying this fossil! I've had this for a few years now but I just found this website and am so curious if someone might know what this is. I found in at a beach in southeastern Florida, and have never seen something like it since. on the other side of it, it looks as though it broke at some point (this is how I found it) I would be so appreciative if someone could tell me what this is!
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I found a number of probable bone fragments near Venice Beach Florida. This one had a little more shape to it, some color variation and a slightly more smooth texture. Can anyone identify it or does it go in the pile of unidentifiable mammal bone fragments? Any suggestions are appreciated.
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Found this on a sandy bank of the St John's river in NE Florida. Thought the interesting cracked "shell" appearance was worth inquiring about. Thanks.
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I keep finding these things. What are they?
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Any ideas as to what this is? I'm a novice. Thought it might be part of a mammoth tooth but the roots-if that's what they are-look kind of distorted and not as uniform as what I've seen. Maybe some sort of trace fossil? Found in a stream bed in N. NJ. Thanks!
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Hey everyone, I've found this piece of bone last year at the "maasvlakte 2" in the Netherlands. (did see a post from max fossils who did explain really nice where this is :-D Link here) Since then I'm trying to figure out what it is and to who it did belong (not that I'm returning it ) Are you guys able to help me out? The size is in centimeters Thanks!
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If anyone could help me identify this, I would appreciate it. Can post more pics if needed. I won this at an auction.
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I found this in a pebble conglomerate layer of the late Cretaceous near Hovenweep National Monument in Utah. It is protruding from one of the layer's constituent pebbles. I assume the actual age is earlier than Late Cretaceous since the pebbles are seemingly a part of the proto ROCKY mountain progeny.
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Hi Everyone, Somewhat new to fossil collecting. I picked this up for 20$ at a flea market, sold to me by a very old man who didn't know anything about it. Is it real? Any help appreciated.
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its about the size of a dime. found it in my bird feeder... very very weird! any ideas? i live in florida was in my bird feeder with seeds.. it could have been in the seeds or placed there by a bird
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