Includes fossil collections from Douglas Point and Purse Area, part of the Nanjemoy Wildlife Management Area
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By Collector9658 · Posted
Great find! Was the specimen weathered loose? I ask because the elusive Ameura trilobites I found in Nodaway County had either silver, or a chocolate brown colored shell. Most of the weathered out specimens had turned a white coloration.
It's definitely worth going back out to that locality, and looking over that specific layer well. I would be trying to pull large slabs of it out, if possible to take home and carefully split.
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By C2fossils · Posted
Now I read your post over again I think I understand it is a DP4 Tooth, Thank you @Harry Pristis!
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By C2fossils · Posted
So would that make it a P3? I can't seem to find one that looks like these.
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By izak_ · Posted
This is probably from a late Permian site near Dunedoo, NSW. The preservation from there is very distinctive.
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By Harry Pristis · Posted
This tooth appears to be a deciduous tooth. All bovid deciduous cheek teeth are premolars.
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By C2fossils · Posted
Yeah I understand now. And yes you are right it is most definitely Didelphis Virginiana.
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