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Below is an armadillo scute from Venice Beach in Florida, stated by the seller to have belonged to a Glyptotherium floridanum. However, it is my understanding that the scutes of another large Pleistocene armadillo, Holmesina, are also rather common in Florida, and the scute does look a lot like scutes identified as having belonged to the latter. Thanks in advance for any proposed ID's Othniel
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Peace River 3-Toed Horse tooth and Armadillo/Glyptodont claw core
Meganeura posted a topic in Fossil ID
Out on the river today and have 2 finds I’d love ID’d! So the first - this one for @fossillarry per your request, another 3-toed! This one is very worn, but you can still see the enamel bands. Its crown length is 20mm, crown height is about 10mm. Second one. I know this is a claw core but I’m not sure if it’s Holmesina or Glyptodont. So @Shellseeker @Harry Pristis can either of you ID it? Thanks in advance!
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From the album: Skeleton models
Thalassocnus, swimming sloth, Mio-Pliocene of Chile Model modified from the commercially bought Geoworld Megatherium© Jan Frost
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From the album: Skeleton models
Pleistocene South America Glyptodon by Geoworld except for 3dprinted feet, Macrauchenia sculpted by me.© Jan Frost
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This Fossil came from the south coast of Buenos Aires in Argentina. The zone was formed 10,000 years ago during the last ice age. (NOTE!) this is not my fossil
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Hello dear forum members, Here I have a damaged sloth ungual supposedly from Paramylodon (see description in the last pic) Is it possible (for some of you) to determine which finger or toe it belonged to? That would be great. Thanks J
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