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Found a couple different teeth or possibly just shells today. We were at Fort Pickens Pensacola Beach area. Thanks in advance.
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Could anyone help with identifying these fossils found at Turimetta Beach NSW?
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My partner randomly suggested we go fossil hunting at Turimetta. I've never been fossil hunting and I was surprised by how much we actually found. I haven't uploaded pictures of everything we found bc it's mostly just plant matter that I've managed to find similar pictures of in other forums. I'm curious to know if the rusty-orange coloured ones are anything. Was really exciting to find them when carefully splitting rocks in half! There's also a tiny ball shape I found when I split open a rock and it almost looked like a tiny soccer ball or pine cone because of the lines in it. It didn't show up quite as clearly on camera sadly. And there's another rock with a cylindrical shape in the side of it. I thought that was very interesting so I took lots of angles. Thanks in advance for your help! -
Well, I am stumped with this vertebrae that I found on the Kaw river in Kansas. Thank you for your help!
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Hello everyone, ive recently been offerred this 80cm long bone cluster. The seller said he doesnt know much about it but he said it probably came from a pterosaur. In my opinion it probably came from an azdarchid living in a coastal region based on the shark tooth that was found with the fossil. This fossil was found in Oulad Abdoun area, in the city of Khouribga, Morroco
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Hello everyone. For a long time now I have had a doubt regarding the fossil conglomerates of Orthoceras. Are they real or artificial? Is it the same as with the Dactylioceras that died together in large numbers? I appreciate any response.
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I know most the time what think is an egg isn't but wanted to ask to be sure on this one that I found today. It's from North Carolina. #1 #2 #3 #4 #5 #6 #7
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Hello, because im on cruise to Norway next week, and we'll stop at these citys (Stavanger, Bergen, Nordfjordeid, Alesund), does someone know If fossils are known from there, or is it all geological, and is it legal to collect fossils in Norway and Take them to Germany ? Thanks If somebody knows !
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As the title states: Let's see your rarest specimen! Please feel free to share why it's rare.. i.e., is it rare in that locality? Is it rare in association with other specimens? Or is it just plain impossible to find? Looking forward to my socks getting knocked off 😀
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I found these two teeth in a creek near the peace river pretty close to eachother. Not really sure what they are was hoping someone could ID them. They are listed as find 1 and 2 respectively.
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Hola, necesito ayuda con la identificación de este fósil. Fue un regalo por lo que no tengo idea de su ubicación. Translation: Hello, I need help with the identification of this fossil. It was a gift so I have no idea of its location.
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I was trying searching some micro fossils for the first time and found some fossils needed help with. Haven't done anything with bones or coral much. They are all from North Carolina. Will post 2 sides of each. #1 (first one was thinking sea urchin but not sure) #1 (other side) #2 (first side) #2 (second side) #3 (first side) #3 (second side) #4 (first side) #4 (second Side) #5 (first side) #5 (second side) #6 (first side) #6 (second side) #6 (top) #7 (first side) #7 (second side)
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Found in glacial deposits E Kansas. Originally I (naively) thought this was a shark dorsal fin spine- after a few minutes of research I found I was mistaken So, I now (fairly confidently) am believing this is a fish pectoral fin spine. I'm no expert on fish material, but one guess of mine is this is some sort of Catfish spine... but I don't know what other fish have pectoral fin spines. Any thoughts? As always, thank you- I appreciate the help Side note: used Paraloid B-72 to painstakingly piece back together Here is a in-situ shot (river gravel bed):
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From glacial deposits in E Kansas. I need some help on this one. When I found it, I assumed it was bison... however to my eyes it doesn't seem close to bison or cow after studying some papers. Could this be hippus, or possibly something else? As always, I really appreciate y'alls help. I'm stumped with this bone, I do my best to id stuff on my own- Still learning. Thanks! Proximal: Distal:
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Hey guys! I'm posting here again about another strange fossil I found in the Toronto area. Found on the side of a river ravine where other paleozoic fossils are very common.
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Greetings all, This is my first post so please excuse any obvious ignorance. I'm an absolute newbie in all things fossil hunting related. I was wondering if anyone help me confirm if this is or is a sort of a fossil or just a random rock? Found it near Hannover Point at Isle of Wight during low tide. Feels fairly light and has some distinct shiny/ gold-ish patterns among the cracks. There is also a sort of a vertical ridge going through the length of it. Thank You! Michael
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Any ID help is appreciated. From Provo Canyon, Utah. Carboniferous age limestone. Thanks. 1. Conulariida? 2. Brachiopod? 3. Brachiopod? 4. Tube shapes. Animal Burrows? 6. ?
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