March 2017 Vertebrate Find Of The Month

[Cris]

This was an incredible month for vertebrates! Check the entries and cast your vote.

The poll ends April 6th. Be sure to vote in our other FOTM poll, HERE.  

 

1. Petalodus Chondricthyan Tooth - Mississippian St. Louis Limestone Formation - Cumberland Plateau, USA

 

2. Mosasaur Angular w/ Predation Marks & Possible Shark Tooth - Cretaceous Ozan Formation - Texas, USA






3. Juvenile Mastodon Tooth - Pleistocene - Charleston, South Carolina





4. Plesiosaur Tooth & Ichthyosaur Paddle Digit - Triassic Westbury Formation - Gloucester, United Kingdom






5. Legless Amphibian (Phlegethontia longissima) - Carboniferous Carbondale Formation - Illinois, USA



 

6. 3.25" C. hastalis Shark Tooth - Miocene Round Mountain Formation - Sharktooth Hill, California




7. Whale Tooth (Possibly Aulophyseter morricei) - Miocene Round Mountain Formation - Sharktooth Hill, California

[ynot]

Nice finds, tough choice!

Good luck to all.

Tony

[FossilDudeCO]

Heck of a vertebrate month, Good luck to everyone!

[Fossildude19]

Wow. Looks like someone may sweep both categories this month!  

[Ash]

Really? I cant even see the results. Did you guys change how FOTM works?

[Cris]

There's some kind of glitching with the polling going on after the latest software update. Refreshing the page fixes it. If it persists, I'll contact the software developers and see if they can figure it out.