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Hello, I found an oyster layer situated below a terrace overlooking the Colorado river in Travis county, Texas. I became curious about the ID after reading about the ostrea fossils found nearby. May be some more recent eastern oysters left over from others. There were plenty of these oysters embedded in reddish clay. Any help with this appreciated!
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Any help with identification of the following attached Bryozoans would be greatly appreciated. 001: Collected from Bungonia NSW Australia and is Upper Silurian in age. 002: Collected from Bowning NSW Australia and is Upper Silurian in age. (possibly a Penniretepora sp.) 003: Collected from Bowning NSW Australia and is Upper Silurian in age. and again, thank you for any help given.
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I think this is a piece of a crab, perhaps the ”torso”? I found a paper with crabs from Kristianstad basin, but only images of claws, and it is not part of a claw from what I can tell? https://sp.lyellcollection.org/content/434/1/241 The crab in the paper is named Protocallianassa. What do you think?
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Hey guys. I picked this tooth up recently and have delved into the world of Meg teeth. I’ve been trying to identify the position of this tooth. I am having great trouble finding a way to properly identify lower vs upper teeth. I read some things that say it’s all in the root, V shaped is lower and U shaped is upper. Other things I’ve read are no it’s all in the curve of the tooth, uppers curve outwards while lowers curve inwards. So can someone help me out and teach me how to spot the differences and properly identify these teeth? And any idea on my tooth’s position? I had it as an upper A2 initially but now I’m not so sure. It measures 6-1/16” on the slant. Thanks y’all!
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From the album: Sharks and fish
Xiphactinus Audax vertebrae NorthEast texas Ozan Formation--Taylor shale upper cretaceous-
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- fish
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Zarafasaura Oceanis elasmosaurus sacral(?) vertabrae
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From the album: Marine reptiles and mammals
Zarafasaura Oceanis Elasmosaurus sacral(?) vertebrae.-
- plesiosaur
- zarafasaura
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From the album: Carbondale, PA
Pyrite (?) layer over shale Carbondale, PA Lewellyn Formation Pennsylvanian 299-323 myo