Are these correctly identified?

[Dpaul7]

I am hoping I have these correct:

 

#1 - Pleuromeris decemcostata

#2 - An oyster, but which one?

#3 - A bivalve - Unio?

[Miocene_Mason]

Well all I can help with here is that the oyster genus is Ostrea.

[Dpaul7]

Thank you!!!

[sixgill pete]

Are all of these items in all of your posts from Lee Creek?

[Dpaul7]

These came, I believe from the "pungo pits" by the Aurora Fossil Museum.  I  did a PDF search of the Lee Creek Mine document; did not find anything.  (It was very late evening)   I shall look again!

 

DR

[sixgill pete]

The spoil piles at the Aurora Fossil Museum a.k.a. "pit of the pungp" are from the Lee Creek mine. The spoils are mainly from the Miocene Pungo River Formation but there is also mixed Pliocene Yorktown Formation and Pleistocene James City. Even possibly some Chowan River. 

I will have to look at my references on these shells and your other posts.

 

It is always best to give as much information as you can about locality in a post for ID in order to get the most accurate ID possible. Also giving the size of the fossil is important.

[sixgill pete]

The oyster looks like Ostrea compressirorostra from the Pliocene Yorktown Formation or possibly the Pleistocene James City. 

The top bivalve looks like Cyclocardia granulata from the James City Formation.

The bottom bivalve looks like Astarte concentrica also from the James city.

 

 

[Dpaul7]

Many, many thanks!