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From the album: Fossildude's Upper Devonian Fish Fossils
Unidentified bivalve. Upper Devonian Catskill Formation. Route 15 Upper Trout Valley Pennsylvania.© 2021 Tim Jones
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From the album: Fossildude's Upper Devonian Fish Fossils
I believe this is a partial skull plate of an unidentified sarcopterygian fish. Upper Devonian, Catskill Fm. There is a chance that it is actually a Bothriolepis skull plate.© 2021 Tim Jones
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From the album: Fossildude's Upper Devonian Fish Fossils
Bits of Bothriolepis sp. Catskill Formation, Upper Devonian. Metzgers' Quarry, Canton, PA.© 2021 Tim Jones
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From the album: Fossildude's Upper Devonian Fish Fossils
Turrisaspis sp. hash plate. Upper Devonian - Catskill Formation Rte. 15 roadcut - Upper Steam Valley Pennsylvania.© 2021 Tim Jones
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From the album: Fossildude's Upper Devonian Fish Fossils
Catskill Fm. Rte 15 road cut. Upper Steam Valley Upper Devonian© 2021 Tim Jones
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From the album: Fossildude's Upper Devonian Fish Fossils
Lobe fin fish scales. Catskill Formation. Rte. 15 Road Cut Cogan's Station PA. Upper Devonian .- 1 comment
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From the album: Fossildude's Upper Devonian Fish Fossils
Lobe finned fish scales from a megalichthidid fish. Catskill Formation, Upper Devonian. Rte. 15 Pennsylvania. Upper Steam Valley.© 2021 Tim Jones.
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From the album: Fossildude's Upper Devonian Fish Fossils
Rhizodont? Lobe finned fish? Catskill Fm. Metzger's Quarry, Canton PA. Upper Devonian© 2021 T. Jones
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From the album: Fossildude's Upper Devonian Fish Fossils
Plate from the Upper Steam Valley Road cut. Assorted scales, and a Hyneria lindae tooth.© 2021 Tim Jones
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Here’s a upper Devonian paleoniscoid fish I found in 18 mile creek - Erie county,NY this spring. seems to be similar to fish found in younger stratigraphy Linton deposits from Ohio area. Been hard to find any specific info on Devonian fish found in New York, perhaps a rare find? Has anyone found anything similar in western NY?
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Last weekend I got a chance to do some fossil hunting in a creek in Greene, New York. I am a unsure if the exact formation I was in but I know it was upper Devonian. Brachiopods were quite abundant, especially spiriferid ones. I also found a couple nice bivalves and some bryozoans/corals.
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Our fossil club gained access to a quarry in Central Iowa. The quarry exposes most of the Cedar Valley Formation, so I can not break it down any farther than this, as the fossil was found in a pile of rubble. When I found this specimen, I showed it to 4 different individuals, all of whom called it placoderm "tooth". My research upon arriving home could not find placoderm examples resembling this find. So I am leaning towards a shark tooth??????? Your assistance is appreciated to helping me ID this:
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A bit of sun yesterday helped here in Millrift PA , about 3 miles upriver from Port Jervis/Matamoras. The reference for this location is Atlas 228 plate 1 http://www.dcnr.state.pa.us/topogeo/publications/pgspub/atlas/index.htm. The U. Devonian Millrift Formation (530') is underlain by the Sloat Brook Formation (340') , Sparrow Bush Formation (40') and the M. Devonian Mahantango Formation (2450'). Cheers, Gordon
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From the album: Scolecodonts
Scolecodont fragment Size: Approx. 1 mm Upper Devonian North Evans Limestone Genesee Fm. Penn-Dixie Quarry Hamburg, NY -
From the album: Scolecodonts
Scolecodont fragment Size: Approx. 1 mm Upper Devonian North Evans Limestone Genesee Fm. Penn-Dixie Quarry Hamburg, NY -
From the album: Scolecodonts
Scolecodont fragment Size: Approx. 1 mm Upper Devonian North Evans Limestone Genesee Fm. Penn-Dixie Quarry Hamburg, NY-
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From the album: Scolecodonts
Scolecodont Size: Approx. 1 mm long. Upper Devonian North Evans Limestone Genesee Fm. Penn-Dixie Quarry Hamburg, NY-
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From the album: Scolecodonts
This is the 3rd box in my display case, containing 4 scolecodonts. All of these specimens are around 1 mm long or less. Upper Devonian North Evans Limestone Genesee Fm. Penn-Dixie Quarry Hamburg, NY -
From the album: Scolecodonts
This is the 2nd box in my display case, containing a single fragmented scolecodont. This specimen is around 2 mm long. Upper Devonian North Evans Limestone Genesee Fm. Penn-Dixie Quarry Hamburg, NY -
From the album: Scolecodonts
Scolecodont fragment Size: Approx. 1 mm Upper Devonian North Evans Limestone Genesee Fm. Penn-Dixie Quarry Hamburg, NY -
From the album: Scolecodonts
Scolecodont fragment Length: Approx. 1 mm Upper Devonian North Evans Limestone Genesee Fm. Penn-Dixie Quarry Hamburg, NY -
From the album: Scolecodonts
This is the first scolecodont I ever found. When i first saw it under the microscope, I thought a passing beetle had dropped a piece of chelicera in my matrix! Only when I saw a second piece, still embedded in a limestone chip, was I certain that I had a fossil. I was correct about this being a chitinous jaw element. I was extremely incorrect about the age, phylum, and preferred living environment of the original owner! Size: Approx. 1 mm Upper Devonian North Evans Limestone Genesee Fm. Penn-Dixie Quarry Hamburg, NY -
From the album: Scolecodonts
This is the 1st box in my display case, containing 3 scolecodonts. All of these specimens are around 1 mm long. Upper Devonian North Evans Limestone Genesee Fm. Penn-Dixie Quarry Hamburg, NY -
From the album: Conodonts
This is the first conodont I ever found. Ozarkodina sp. Upper Devonian North Evans Limestone Genesee Formation I originally posted it in the "My First Conodont!" thread. -
From the album: Conodonts
Unidentified conodont North Evans Limestone Genesee Formation Upper Devonian
