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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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Winner of the March 2024 Invertebrate/Plant Fossil of the Month
Tidgy's Dad replied to digit's topic in Fossil of the Month
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Member Of The Month - Time for a change? Please give your opinion.
Tidgy's Dad replied to Fossildude19's topic in Member of the Month
Interesting thread. 1. Yes. 2. When someone warrants it. Then it is special. 3. Member of Merit sounds quite jolly. Alternatively, I would happily accept the award myself every month and be very gracious about it.- 119 replies
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Can the lights in the display cabinet damage fossil teeth or dinosaur bones?
JBkansas replied to Cartoonfossil's topic in Questions & Answers
From what I can find, the amount of UV produced by a white LED is essentially neglible: https://oeo.com/blog/do-led-lights-emit-uv-radiation/ -
Thank you for the recommendation.
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White Sands Giant Claret Cup flowers
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Adventures in Balance. A Peace River fossil journal.
digit replied to Balance's topic in Fossil Hunting Trips
Simple. I don't have a smart phone (keeping my dinosaur status alive) and so I don't have to deal with autocorrect on my desktop computer. I can mispel anny woordz I liik! Cheers. -Ken -
Thank you, Dave. I just got the bug this year and am really enjoying it. I mostly walk the old strip mine areas so they done most of the work for me!
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Cretoxyrhina possibly
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is this some kind of stromatolite or other fossil?
Rockwood replied to himmelangst's topic in Fossil ID
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Large Turtle Shell Section (Soft Shelled)
Tidgy's Dad commented on Jaybot's gallery image in Member Collections
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Hello and welcome to the Forum from New York! The fern you found is really nice! Looks as though your hike was worth the effort! Dave
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Giant Cambrian trilobite - real or fake?
Tidgy's Dad replied to CuentoDeHadas's topic in Is It Real? How to Recognize Fossil Fabrications
I am very glad that you can get a refund on this horrible fake. I don't think any of it is real at all. You can try to get a specimen with positive and negative halves as this reduces the ease of faking them. Cambropallas telesto. We have plenty of Cambrian fossils here, including large trilobites, but as has been mentioned, these are often faked or 'improved' due to their comparative scarcity and the prices that they can fetch.
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Just a rock.
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Not a fossil, still cool though.
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Honestly, they look like broken lemons..beach finds?
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Not a clue, I'm afraid. Oh, wait, I'll instead pretend that I know something and agree with Roger and Tarquin.
