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The morphology is repeated .. I have ten more that are the same
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Selene, once again, graces Humankind with a glimpse of her full countenance. She rose, serene, robed in orange, casting her warn light on those below.
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Welcome to the forum from Maryland. Looks like the same teeth found at Purse State park on the Patomic River.
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how do I delete my account? This is not a place I’d like to be in the future
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I think I can identify just one of your teeth.. I find these in SW Florida.
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These are not rocks please just give an opinion based in science
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All the years I’ve been posting here and no one will back me.. this forum is diluted
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It’s a serious question
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Thanks Randy I’m not an idiot with an egg rock
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All I’m seeing is rocks here too. And I’ve prepped over 100 fossil fish
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This is not a serious forum
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Member Of The Month - Time for a change? Please give your opinion.
Randyw replied to Fossildude19's topic in Member of the Month
I second the nomination! @Tidgy's Dad could be out first member of merit!- 120 replies
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And your background in Miocene fish bone?
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They are all just suggestively shaped rocks.
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Thanks not rocks
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At the same location as I found a tiny Mosasaur tooth (probably Russelosaurus in Austin Chalk Formation) I just found this little tooth. It seems to have the basic qualifications - curved with ridge on the outside curve but it doesn't have the enamel striations I associate with mosasaur. It really looks more like a crab claw to me, but it doesn't have any other crabby characteristics except for shape and that ridge gives me pause. Are there any fish teeth that look like this? Any thoughts, y'all? 1/4 inch
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looks like rocks to me, ive never seen any bones from the miocene with that appearance
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A conundrum bone that keeps turning up from the Miocene in Virginia and Maryland.. anyone have an idea ?
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The OP does state creek bed and South Dakota in the tags. But I agree this should be put with the picture as a lot of people miss the tags.
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Welcome to the forum !!! There are LOTS of things /info you can provide that may help us to identify your teeth. Start with : Where were these teeth found... State or city will do... Some general measurement device... How big are they ?
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Hello, and a very warm welcome to TFF from Morocco. I agree, some nice fossil teethies.
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Winner of the March 2024 Vertebrate Fossil Of The Month
Tidgy's Dad replied to digit's topic in Fossil of the Month
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Welcome to the forum! Yes, these are fossils.
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