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I know these are pitiful, pitiful pictures. Sorry! I am trying to identify and label my fossil collection. I was wondering if these were bonito fossils? I have about 20 of them, all found at North Myrtle Beach, SC. They are very different from Sea Robin skulls and other little delicate fish skulls that I have found. They each have two deep, vertical cavities and are dense. Thanks for any help identifying them!
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I know what a sea robin skull looks like - these are not that. The top of these are smooth, not pitted. The underside shows holes that begin at one end of the fossil and exit at the other side (I don't know the official term, maybe a cavity that fit an artery or tendon?) It's possible that not all three of these are the same - two look similar, one is a little different. If not skulls, part of a vertebra maybe? Thanks for any help - and I'm sorry for the photos. The light isn't cooperating with me. I have a no-flash and a flash image of each side of the trio, whatever helps you see what you need to see.
