North Sulphur River Trip 2

[KellyRae]

This is an addendum to my last post in this forum. Once again, I appreciate your help

Edited May 10, 2016 by KellyRae

[DinoMike]

They all appear to be rocks of some form or other, except for 8, which is a broken-off chunk of seashell, possibly from an Exogyra.

[GeschWhat]

Welcome to the forum. Two of the three in photo 10 could be coprolites. The one in the forefront is blurry in the photo. Can you see any bone/scale fragments inclusions in them?

[caldigger]

Lori, you just cant help but see poop in everything you see can you? Lol. "Hello, I'm an excrement expert", not the best party conversation starter.

[GeschWhat]

Lori, you just cant help but see poop in everything you see can you? Lol. "Hello, I'm an excrement expert", not the best party conversation starter.

I know...it's a curse You should see the looks I get when I invite people to look at my poop!

Edit: You know it is really bad is when you can see images in the coprolite..

Edited May 10, 2016 by GeschWhat

[KellyRae]

Welcome to the forum. Two of the three in photo 10 could be coprolites. The one in the forefront is blurry in the photo. Can you see any bone/scale fragments inclusions in them?

Hey thanks! I don't know what they are but someone at the river mentioned they were some kind of sea creature...I can't tell you what because the names still go over my head. I had to look up "coprolite" lol!

[KellyRae]

Ah- I bet it was this Baculite they were referring too. I found this as well. They have a similar quality, though the Baculite has specific markings and is rounder.

[GeschWhat]

Ah- I bet it was this Baculite they were referring too. I found this as well. They have a similar quality, though the Baculite has specific markings and is rounder.

You can definitely see the suture marks in this one, but the others still show promise