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Hello. I have been working on properly cataloguing my old fossil material and was wondering if anyone might have any ideas about the origin of these two fossils from Point A Dam near Andalusia, AL. I know they don’t have many descriptive features but figured I might try. Based on shape, I think 1 might be part of a ray mouth plate, lost on 2 completely. Also, my apologies about the image quality; hopefully getting a phone with a better camera soon. Thanks! 1: 2:
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Please help identify. They are 4mm x 9mm each. Eocene layer from Conecuh River Alabama. Roots are as big as the crowns. Tooth on left has a curve to it. Both have nutrient grooves. PDF file has clearer images. tooth compilation.pdf
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Please help identify. Eocene, Conecuh River, Andalusia. 1.2 cm x 2.4 cm. Type of white shark?
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Please help identify. Eocene, Conecuh River, Andalusia. 1cm x 1 cm
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Please help identify. Eocene layer Andalusia Conecuh River. 1cm x 1cm. Grey Shark??
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Found in Eocene formation on Conecuh River Andalusia AL. Skin? Skull fragment? Nothing?
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Please help identify these shark teeth from an Eocene layer on Conecuh River, Alabama. Are 1-3 the same and 4 different?
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Is 5 cm in length. Has column looking structure around perimeter.
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Could it be a vertebra? 5mm
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Two sides have different appearance. 40mm long, 3mm thick. Croc or turtle skin?
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Could it be a coprolite? 5mm
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Is this a shark coprolite? Found with Eocene shark teeth in south central Alabama. Feels lighter than a rock of the same size. Is about 1cm x 2.5cm
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Can someone please help identify? I used some keys from the Eocene Era to help. Maybe some correct? Thanks
