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fossil found at Wrightsville Beach- looks like a joint- anyone know which joint and what it might have come from
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Does anyone know if this is a tiny, worn away dugong rib? Or, if not, what it is?-- I found it on Wrightsville Beach in North Carolina
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found on Wrightsville Beach North Carolina- looks like it might be fossilized wood-- I'd love any help on identification
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fossil found at Wrightsville beach- looks like a part of a flattish bone (skull?) or perhaps it was flattened? ? anyone know what type of bone this is and what it might have come from?
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found on Wrightsville beach- looks like a bone from a hand or foot- does anyone know what it is/what it came from?
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Hi everyone! I Have not posted in a long time. I am going to be better and get back involved with my FF friends this new year. I have missed everyone and I am really working on getting back into my fossil excursions and specimen research. I just wanted to share a some of the adventures I had this year and I included my son on a few. He is only 7, so I can not take him to the big quarries just yet. I only went on a few trips this year, but each one was special and so full of friendship, fossil hunting and splendid moments of reuniting with friends whom share the same interest. Having my son along with me was priceless. Teaching him all about North Carolina paleontology and respect for nature has been amazing. I have been doing that with him since he was three years old. So, he already states he wants be a paleontologist or fireman. Love that! There were also beautiful discoveries of some gorgeous flora and fauna of the North Carolina wetlands and beaches. The fossils have been sparse, but just getting out in the field once in a while is the fine by me. Please comment if I have an identification incorrect and let me know about any identifications of some of the flora. Happy new Year! Libby View of part of the Castle Hayne Quarry, NC. Conus sp. Cone Shell . Eocene Hardouinia kellumi Hardouinia mortonis Latern NC stink bug! Murex
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