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  1. The winner of the July 2019 IPFOTM goes to... Unidentified (trigonotarbid?) arachnid - Late Carboniferous (Westphalian D), Osnabrück Fm. - Piesberg quarry near Osnabrück, Germany Congratulations to @paleoflor!!!
  2. The winner of the July 2019 VFOTM goes to... Articulated ichthyosaur vertebrae with rib, paddle bone and belemnites - Jurassic - Yorkshire Coast, UK Congratulations to @Crann!!!
  3. Check the entries below carefully and cast your vote! PM me if you notice any errors with the entries. The poll ends August 9th. Be sure to vote in our other FOTM poll, HERE 1. Hippurites colliciatus rudist - Campanian, St. Bartholomä Formation, Gosau Group - St. Bartholomä, Styria, Austria 2. Vaccinites alpinus rudist - Campanian, St. Bartholomä Formation, Gosau Group - St. Bartholomä, Styria, Austria 3. Mesopuzosia pacifica titanic ammonite - Late Cretaceous (Coniacian) Yezu Group - Mikasa, Hokkaido Prefecture, Japan 4. Mediospirifer auduculus brachiopod with unknown crinoid holdfast - Devonian, Moscow Formation - Penn Dixie Fossil Park, New York 5. Bellaclathrus spinosus brachiopods - Permian, Fort Apache Member, Schnebly Hill Formation - northeastern Gila County, Arizona 6. Platystrophia sp. brachiopod with quartz crystals - Ordovician - Maysville, Kentucky 7. Atactotoechus fruticosus bryozoan - Middle Devonian, Moscow, Kashong Member - Livingston County, New York 8. Treptoceras crebriseptum orthoconic nautiloid - Upper Ordovician (~440-445 mya), Georgian Bay Formation - Toronto, Ontario, Canada 9. Promicroceras, Asteroceras, Xipheroceras and Cymbites ammonite death assemblage - Lower Jurassic, Sinemurian - Charmouth, Dorset, England 10. Flexicalymene granulosa trilobite - Upper Ordovician, Georgian Bay Formation - Mimico Creek, Etobicoke, Ontario, Canada 11. Unidentified (trigonotarbid?) arachnid - Late Carboniferous (Westphalian D), Osnabrück Fm. - Piesberg quarry near Osnabrück, Germany 12. Near-complete frond of Mariopteris nervosa - Late Carboniferous (Westphalian D), Osnabrück Fm. - Piesberg quarry near Osnabrück, Germany 13. Corocrinus calypso four associated crinoid cr owns - Middle Devonian, Erian, Arkona Formation - Arkona, Ontario, Canada
  4. Check the entries below carefully and cast your vote! PM me if you notice any errors with the entries. The poll ends August 9th. Be sure to vote in our other FOTM poll, HERE 1. Otodus sp. shark tooth - Eocene, London Clay Formation - Suffolk, England 2. Acanthocybium wahoo vertebrae - Miocene, likely Eastover Formation - Potomac River, Virginia 3. Carcharodon carcharias, great white shark tooth - Neogene, Yorktown Formation - Green Mills Run, Greenville, North Carolina 4. Articulated ichthyosaur vertebrae with rib, paddle bone and belemnites - Jurassic - Yorkshire Coast, UK 5. Gwyneddichnium reptile trackways - Triassic, Passiac Formation - Bucks County, Pennsylvania 6. Tyrannosaurid tooth (cf. Gorgosaurus libratus) - Late Cretaceous (Campanian), Judith River formation - Valley County, Montana 7. Saivodus striatus shark tooth - Mississippian/Lower Carboniferous, Visean, Blackhall Limestone - Fife, Scotland 8. Ichthyosaur bones (4 paddle bones and one other bone) and some belemnites - Lower Jurassic, Posidonia Shale - Holzmaden, Germany 9. Sandalodus sp. cartilaginous fish tooth plate - La Salle Limestone Member of the Pennsylvanian Bond Formation - Near Oglesby in LaSalle County, Illinois
  5. REMINDER: PLEASE carefully read ALL of the rules below. Make sure you include all the required information, IN THE REQUESTED FORMAT (below) when you submit your fossil! If you have a question about a possible entry, please send me a PM. Please pay special attention to Rule #5: Before and After Preparation Photos must be submitted for prepped specimens NOT found during the Month of the Contest. In addition to keeping the contest fair, this new qualification will encourage better documentation of our spectacular past finds. Entries will be taken until 11:59:00 PM EDT on JULY 31, 2019 Any fossil submitted after that time, even if the topic is still open, will be deemed ineligible! Only entries posted with CLEAR photos and that meet the other guidelines will be placed into the Poll. Photos of the winning specimens may be posted to TFF's Facebook page. Please let us know if you have any questions, and thanks for sharing more of your fossils and research this month. Shortly after the end of the Month, separate Polls will be created for the Vertebrate and Invertebrate/Plant Find of the Month. In addition to the fun of a contest, we also want to learn more about the fossils. Tell us more about your fossil, and why you think it is worthy of the honor. To view the Winning Fossils from past contests visit the Find Of The Month Winner's Gallery. Now, go find your fossil, do your research, and make an entry! Best of success to all, and good hunting! *********************************** Rules for The Fossil Forum's Vertebrate and Invertebrate/Plant Find of the Month Contests Find a great Vertebrate Fossil or Invertebrate/Plant Fossil! Only fossils found personally by you are allowed. NO PURCHASED FOSSILS. Post your entry in the Find of the Month topic. Use a separate post for each entry. (Only two entries per member per contest category.) Your fossil must have been found during the Month of the Contest, or Significant Preparation * of your fossil must have been completed during the Month of the Contest. You must include the Date of Discovery (when found in the contest month); or the Date of Preparation Completion and Date of Discovery (if not found in the contest month). Before and After Preparation photos must be submitted for prepped specimens not found during the Month of the Contest. Please make sure you arrange for photos if someone else is preparing your fossil find and completes the prep requirements in the contest month. You must include the Common and/or Scientific Name. You must include the Geologic Age or Geologic Formation where the fossil was found. You must include the State, Province, or region where the fossil was found. You must include CLEAR, cropped, well-lit images (maximum 4 images). If you are proud enough of your fossil to submit it for FOTM, spend some time to take good photos to show off your fossil. Play fair and honest. No bought fossils. No false claims. * Significant Preparation = Substantial work to reveal and/or repair important diagnostic features, resulting in a dramatic change in the look of the fossil. The qualification of Significant Preparation is decided at the discretion of staff. Any doubts as to the eligibility of the entry will be discussed directly with the entrant. ******* Please use the following format for the required information: ******* Date of Discovery Scientific and/or Common Name Geologic Age or Geologic Formation State, Province, or Region Found Photos of Find (Please limit to 4 clear, cropped, and well-lit images.) (If prepped, before and after photos are required, please.)
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