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Texas Cretaceous Fossils: Ammonites and Nautiloids

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Texas Cretaceous Fossils: Ammonites and Nautiloids

A variety of Cretaceous Fossils found in Texas: Ammonites and Nautiloids. From a variety of Formations: Glen Rose, Walnut, Georgetown, Duck Creek, and more

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Updated October 2
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Ammonite Otoscaphites subevolutus Del Rio Formation

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Ammonite Engonoceras serpentinum Del Rio Formation

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Ammonite Mariella worthensis Del Rio Formation

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Ammonite Oxytropidoceras texanum

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Ammonite Eopachydiscus marcianus

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Ammonite Idiohamites varians Georgetown Formation

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Ammonite Paracyclocras crotaloides

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Ammonite Menabites delawarensis NSR

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ammonite Platiknemiceras flexuosum SM GR

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nautiloid cymatoceras hilli GTown

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Nautiloid Eutrophoceras campbelli Walnut Creek Austin Chalk

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Ammonite Mariella worthensis Del Rio

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Ammonite Faraudiella archerae Shoal Creek Buda

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Ammonite Eopachydiscus sp

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Ammonite Budaiceras hyatti

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Ammonite Oxytropidoceras texanum Walnut Formation

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Ammonite Unknown Corsicana Formation

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Nautiloid Eutrophoceras planoventer Corsicana Formation

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Ammonite Unknown Eagle Ford Formation

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Ammonite Microsulcatoceras texanum Eagle Ford Formation

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Ammonite Metaptychoceras annulatum Eagle Ford Formation

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Ammonite Prionocyclus hyatti Eagle Ford Formation

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Ammonite Anisoceras sp. Del Rio Formation

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Ammonite Didymoceras sp.

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Ammonite Calycoceraas tarrantense Woodbine Formation

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Ammonite Engonoceras sp. Paw Paw Formation

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Ammonite Acanthoceras sp. Paw Paw Formation

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Ammonite Mortoniceras sp Georgetown

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Ammonite Trachyscaphites spiniger

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Ammonite Glyptoxoceras

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Ammonite Pachydiscus paulsoni Ozan Formation

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Ammonite Submortoniceras aff condamyi ozan formation

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Nautiloid Paracymatoceras sp Del Rio Formation

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Ammonite Paracalycoceras sp. Del Rio Formation

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Ammonite Mortoniceras equidistans Georgetown Formation

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Ammonite Oxytropidoceras suppani Duck Creek Formation

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Ammonite Mariella brazoensis

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Ammonite Barroisiceras dentatocarinatum

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Ammonite Adkinsia bosquensis

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Ammonite Protoengonoceras gabbi Walnut

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Ammonite Pyrite Ft Worth Duck Creek

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Ammonite Engonoceras stolleyi Comanche Peak

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Ammonite Trachyscaphites

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Ammonite Engonoceras stolleyi Walnut Stillhouse

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Ammonite Submatelliceras brazoense Waco

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Ammonite Stoliczkaia dispar SM 5 mile Buda (2)

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Ammonite Sharpeiceras mexicanum Buda Fm

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Ammonite Pachydiscus travisi AustinChalk SA

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Ammonite Oxytropidoceras supani Ft Worth Duck Creek

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Ammonite Otoscaphites subevolutus Waco Del RIo

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  By Wny_Native · Posted 2 hours ago
  
  A great example of horn coral. You can easily see how it got that name
- pterosaur bone
  
  By pachy-pleuro-whatnot-odon · Posted 8 hours ago
  
  Amazing find, Sebastian! As someone who's still to make his first vertebrate find at Holzmaden/Kromer, this is the dream!
- Bryozoan Fenestella sp.
  
  By Brian James Maguire · Posted Friday at 09:12 PM
  
  Now thats 👌
- Tiny Microbrachiid placoderm from China
  
  By Ammonit · Posted Thursday at 06:16 PM
  
  Wonderful placoderms!
- Aulacostephanus volgensis
  
  By Tidgy's Dad · Posted Thursday at 12:47 AM
  
  Very nice.
- Gastropod
  
  By Tidgy's Dad · Posted Thursday at 12:45 AM
  
  Beautiful.
- Physogaleus secundus shark tooth, Qatar
  
  By deltav2 · Posted Wednesday at 09:24 AM
  
  Thank you for informing me how to disinguish them!! And you're right, its a physogaleus, so thank you for the ID too!!
- Physogaleus secundus shark tooth, Qatar
  
  By EPIKLULSXDDDDD · Posted Tuesday at 10:57 PM
  
  Physogaleus secundus is a small species pretty common for the Eocene across the globe. I think this could be it. I believe it is distinguished from species of Galeorhinus by having a lack of a labial bulge at the base of the crown. In other words, if you turn that tooth around and look at the base of the crown and do NOT see an enamel bulge/overhang, then I would say it’s Physogaleus secundus.
- Dunkleosteus terrelli partial skull
  
  By trilobites_are_awesome · Posted Tuesday at 10:33 PM
  
  Wow nice fossil!
- Odontocete periotic 11.12.23
  
  By Fin Lover · Posted Tuesday at 02:59 AM
  
  Waipatiid periotic

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