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3 minutes ago, Nimravis said:

Love the echinoids Bobby.

Cheers mate they are fun to photograph as they have so much detail.

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Very rare a tip of a Strait Tusked - Elephant  Palaeoloxodon antiquus Tore Newton Cave Devon U.K. An another purchase from a old museum collection.

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Two whale teeth from Lee Creek Carolina. That is now a closed quarries to collecting .
 In the boxes a Dolphin tooth (small)  and a Cetacean (large) Rounds Mountain silt formation,

Bakersfield , California 

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My favourite buck teeth hippo looking mammal.

Partial Desmostylus tooth , Tembolar formation.

Montorey County, Lake San Antonio, California .

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Now believed to be a Vegetarian bear . Ursus deningeri (Deninger's bear) is an extinct species of bear, endemic to Eurasia during the Pleistocene for approximately 1.7 million years.

 

Small Incisor Westbury, Wiltshire, and partial bone and .

Somerset U.K the bone is ex museum stock.

 

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Deer Jaw  fragments , Pleistocene, Norfolk Uk

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Fragment of a deer antler, Cervidae, early Pleistocene, West Runton . Norfolk. Uk

 

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Horse Tooth Pleistocene, Gainesville, Florida. USA and a
Three Toed Horse Tooth 

Miocene / Pliocene

Peach River

Hardee County, Florida

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On 2/25/2022 at 11:51 AM, Bobby Rico said:

Nice partial Mastodon americium from the Pliocene of Maryland, USA.

added location Calvert Cliffs.

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This week is going to be a little different because I don’t really know the correct IDs of these Gastropods of southern England. The most common location are Shepherds Gutter and Barton Beds. Collected when I was at uni on the south coast.  I will try and ID at least one fossil a day but there are over 500 Gastropods know at these locations. If you see any mistaken with the IDs please let me know. Have a good week, Bobby 

 

Leptoconus edwardsi

family Conidae

Lutetian, Eocene -  Upper Barton Beds U.K. 

 

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14 minutes ago, caterpillar said:

Not an Echinocorys but a Conulus

Periproct is not at the same place

Thank you I check location and change my post.

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Volutospina nodosa

family Volutidae

Lutetian, Eocene upper Barton Beds UK

 

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Timbellus crenulatus family Muricidae   

Bartonian, Eocene - Bed E, Middle Barton Beds

Barton on Sea, Hampshire, England.
 

You got love these Gastropods. 
 

 

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Fusinus asper
Eocene Barton Beds 

Barton U.K. 

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Asthenotoma pupa family Turridae

Bartonian, Eocene - Shepherds Gutter, 

Hampshire, England 

 

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Cordieria (biplicata?) 

family Turridae

Lutetian, Eocene , Shepherds Gutter . U.K

 

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Haustator editus family Turritellidae   

Bartonian, Eocene. 
Shepherds Gutter. U.K. 

 

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1 hour ago, Wrangellian said:

Such well-preserved snails for ~50myo!!

They are beautifully preserved . One more for today,

Sassia arguta 

family Ranellidae

Shepherds Gutter

 

 

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Part from recharging the IDs and photographing these gastropod, is they have need a little cleaning.  Simple work just wash in warm water. I  did notice the petrichor smell emanating from the drying shells. 
 

This is an interesting specimen

Cornulina minax family Melongenidae 

Bartonian, Eocene - Bed E, Middle Barton Beds

Barton on Sea, Hampshire, U.K. 

 

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Lutetian Eocone Neoathleta selseiensis Voluidae

Barton Beds, Hampshire UK

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On 2/18/2022 at 8:50 AM, Bobby Rico said:

 

Next up is bits and pieces from starfish . London Clay, Isle of Sheppey uk.
 

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oooohhh.. thanks for pics of this...it confirms an ID on some a little fossil I found at Weymouth. Starfish!!! 

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27 minutes ago, JamieLynn said:

oooohhh.. thanks for pics of this...it confirms an ID on some a little fossil I found at Weymouth. Starfish!!! 

That’s interesting , have you added it to your fossil a day post?
All the best Bobby 

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I love all the gastropods, Bobby. :wub:

The good thing about science is that it's true whether or not you believe in it.  -Neil deGrasse Tyson

 

Everyone you will ever meet knows something you don't. -Bill Nye (The Science Guy)

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