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2011 Vertebrate Find Of The Year!


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2011 Vertebrate Find Of The Year  

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  1. 1. Place your vote for the Vertebrate Find of the Year.

    • 1. Petrodus sp. loosely associated shark denticles from the Pennsylvanian Garner Formation in Texas, USA
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    • 2. Mosasaurus sp. associated mosasaur rear limb bones from the Upper Cretaceous Ozan Formation in Texas, USA
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    • 3. Ischyrhiza mira sawfish rostrum from the Upper Cretaceous Ripley Formation in Alabama, USA
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    • 4. Mosasaur tooth and bone fragment from the Upper Cretaceous Ozan Formation of Texas, USA
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    • 5. Fossil Bird Egg (cf. Badistornis aramus) from the Oligocene White River Formation in Wyoming, USA
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    • 6. Unidentified marine bird skull from the Miocene/Pliocene Tangahoe Formation of New Zealand
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    • 7. Tyrannosaurus rex 2-5/8? tooth from the Upper Cretaceous Hell Creek Formation of Montana, USA
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    • 8. Carcharocles angustidens shark tooth from the Oligocene of South Carolina, USA
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    • 9. Actinopterygian fish brain endocast from the Pennsylvanian Bridgeport Shale of Texas, USA
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    • 10. Scombridae 18 cm mackerel from the Ypresium / Eocene Fur Formation in Limfjord, Denmark
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    • 11. Associated Glyptotherium osteoderms from the Pleistocene terrace deposits in Texas, USA
      1
    • 12. Panthera onca jaguar canine from the Pleistocene deposits in Florida, USA
      3


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Another year of outstanding vertebrate finds is past. Yet before we are amazed by new fossils this year, let us honor the best from last year. Please consider carefully and cast your vote for the 2011 Vertebrate Find of the Year!

The voting will end on Friday, January 13th. You can vote in our other contest HERE.

January 2011 VFOTM

1. Petrodus sp. loosely associated shark denticles from the Pennsylvanian Garner Formation in Texas, USA

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February 2011 VFOTM

2. Mosasaurus sp. associated mosasaur rear limb bones from the Upper Cretaceous Ozan Formation in Texas, USA

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March 2011 VFOTM

3. Ischyrhiza mira sawfish rostrum from the Upper Cretaceous Ripley Formation in Alabama, USA

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April 2011 VFOTM

4. Mosasaur tooth and bone fragment from the Upper Cretaceous Ozan Formation of Texas, USA

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May 2011 VFOTM

5. Fossil Bird Egg (cf. Badistornis aramus) from the Oligocene White River Formation in Wyoming, USA

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June 2011 VFOTM

6. Unidentified marine bird skull from the Miocene/Pliocene Tangahoe Formation of New Zealand

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July 2011 VFOTM

7. Tyrannosaurus rex 2-5/8” tooth from the Upper Cretaceous Hell Creek Formation of Montana, USA

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August 2011 VFOTM

8. Carcharocles angustidens shark tooth from the Oligocene of South Carolina, USA

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September 2011 VFOTM

9. Actinopterygian fish brain endocast from the Pennsylvanian Bridgeport Shale of Texas, USA

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October 2011 VFOTM

10. Scombridae 18 cm mackerel from the Ypresium / Eocene Fur Formation in Limfjord, Denmark

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November 2011 VFOTM

11. Associated Glyptotherium osteoderms from the Pleistocene terrace deposits in Texas, USA

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December 2011 VFOTM

12. Panthera onca jaguar canine from the Pleistocene deposits in Florida, USA

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Deciding this might hurt your brain.

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WOW...all are worthy! It's kind of like taking a kid into the largest candy store in the world and telling them to pick just one piece, this could take a while.

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WOW...all are worthy! It's kind of like taking a kid into the largest candy store in the world and telling them to pick just one piece, this could take a while.

:D

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How the heck am I supposed to choose on these? Every one of them gets and honorary FOTY in my book. WOW!

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Auspex and tracer are handing refreshments out by the door after you vote.

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It's still early enough to hurt yourself voting for your favorite.... :P

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Auspex and tracer are handing refreshments out by the door after you vote.

...still a little eggnog left (out of cups, though...) :)

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