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I found this jaw section in the Chandler Bridge creek in Summerville, SC. It looks like a jaw section possibly from Bob Cat. Does anybody have any differential opinions where this may originate?
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Hello everyone! As some of you know, i did post last time some of my archeological finds, which i've found in my own garden (yeah,it's impossible to believe). Here was 50 years ago archeological site near by so that's a good proof.I found a lower jaw, not sure if it's fox or a jackal , i found in few books quite big similarity between them.Any help? Thanks
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Zdravo to all! Again with some archeological finds! Found these two teeth with so many pottery and other bones side by side.I'm thinking that these two are maybe from a Fox (canine) and this bigger one may be from a Bos...If u can give me some tips about this it would be nice as always. P.s. U can clearly see that this canine has a hole in it so it was probably for the necklace. Thanks
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I found this in a creek bottom in central Ohio after a flood that caused extensive erosion. I'm thinking it might be a fox or coyote, but really don't know. I was hoping someone with more expertise in this area could assist me in identifying it. Thanks, Mark
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I'm wondering if anyone has some good images that show the difference between the fox hills formation and underlying pierre shale formation? I've been reading geological report after report, but have been unable to find anything that shows a good picture of how I can tell the 2 formations apart when out in the field. I'm heading to Montana next month and have read Rockhounding Montana about 5x over, but there's not really any pictures that help differentiate the strata. I've also gone through several search engines for hours over the last 6 months too, to not much avail. I've got the geological maps of the area along with the BLM maps, but just would like to see a more real world photo. I would like to thank anyone in advance for their help.
