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Hey! Both of these teeth were found in the horseshoe canyon in the same place. I was thinking Albertosaurus but I don't know(They are serrated if you couldn't tell from the photos). Any ideas? (sorry for the low quality images)
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Hiya everyone someone is selling this as a fossil tooth in matrix just wanting a little help I can’t tell much from the photo
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Hi, I'm not a collector of fossils. I found this about 20 years ago. It was from the Niagara escarpment at Inglis Falls just outside of Owen Sound Ontario Canada. According Wikipedia the escarpment's caprock is dolomitic limestone and is composed of an outcrop belt of the Lockport Formation of Silurian age. I thought it might be a winged insect but if it is Silurian or Devonian maybe a water based creature. I'm not sure if it is a wing on top or part of something else. There appear to be a few small and very small mollusc shells embedded in the rock although they aren't clear in the photo. In the side strata there is quartz as well as other layers including a dark/black layer. Whatever it is appears to be missing the head. There does appear to be another leg on the rock top as well. Thanks for you kind assistance. Best Regards, David
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Hiya everyone needing help with this piece of amber
Georgemckenzie posted a topic in Is It Real? How to Recognize Fossil Fabrications
Hiya everyone thinking of getting this small piece of amber says there’s a fly in it just wanting to know if it’s real there’s no information on age or that but the seller has sold me a real fossil so a little help would be great thanks
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Help with this trilobite thinking of purchasing
Georgemckenzie posted a topic in Is It Real? How to Recognize Fossil Fabrications
Hiya everyone thinking of purchasing this trilobite a help to say if it’s real would be great thanks
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Help for an ID on this bone piece from the Jurassic coast
Georgemckenzie posted a topic in Fossil ID
Hiya all recently got this piece of fossil bone the seller was saying it’s plesiosaur but any help from you guys would be great it was purchased at Bristol but I’d imagine it’s from the Jurassic coast
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I found this digging in a phosphate mine in Florida 20 years ago when I was pretty young. I don’t remember exactly where. Although, I do still remember we found a mammoth thoracic vertebrae and someone else found an equus mandible in the same general area. I’m not the best with carpals and tarsals. I can only regularly recognize calcanei and astragali. I was under the impression it was from a mammoth or some other Proboscidean. It wouldn’t surprise me if I was completely wrong. Anyone know what it is?
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Out of the countless New Jersey cretaceous crab claws I've seen and found this has to be one of the strangest claw partials yet. Seems to be an ornamented shell as apposed to the smooth claw textures that are typically found. Definitely a very interesting piece, anyone have any ideas on a possible species or if any ornamental crabs have found in nj cretaceous, or any other new jersey cretaceous hunters ever come across one similar? Definitely a head scratcher
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Hiya everyone just got this fossil fish a help with ID would be great thanks
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Anybody knows the species of this orthoceras? It was found in kinnekulle sweden. Lower ordovician if im not wrong. Its 4 cm
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Some help ID'ing this trilobite any restoration/enhancements?
Georgemckenzie posted a topic in Fossil ID
Hiya I just recently got this trilobite nodule with 2 trilobites on it I’m aware the species is quite common but I know they stick specimens together to make a whole one so a little help would be great thanks.
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I found this bone on the shore of the Wolf River in TN near the Dale Hollow reservoir. Curious to know what it might be. The bone looks fossilized but I have no idea. Any ideas what this might be?
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Hey everyone!! I ran across something that was given to me many years ago when I was a child, and am interested in learning more about it. It has a paper with it stating what it is supposed to be, but I'm not 100% sure it's accurate either. Thanks for any help that can be given!!
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Can anyone help me ID this fossil tooth? I found it today at the Big Brooke Creek in New Jersey and I'm not sure how to figure out what it is. Thanks! Chandler Olson
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Just won this at auction was really inexpensive out the blue buy an Help with id would be great thanks says there from wales
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Found these weird rocks bones maybe? And the last one maybe banded flint? These were found in ignaberga cretaceous quarry sweden
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Silurian Eurypterid Balteurypterus head cephalon: Real?
Georgemckenzie posted a topic in Is It Real? How to Recognize Fossil Fabrications
Hi all just bought this Silurian Eurypterid Balteurypterus head cephalon wasn’t overly expensive thought it looked cool and it’s from a trusted seller just wanted everyone’s opinion on it
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Garage sale find in San Antonio, TX. 2 pieces, black circular shapes are slightly concave May or may not be from TX. Please help identify. Many thanks!
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Got this in a collection recently an ID would be great thanks
Georgemckenzie posted a topic in Fossil ID
Got this delivered today and was wanting a little help on an ID thanks In advance guys
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I’m lucky enough to live within walking distance to lots of fossils at Maslin Beach South Australia. The sites in this area are in coastal cliffs of limestone from the Eocene to Oligocene. I’ve found quite a lot of actual marine fossils here but this one I’m not sure about so it would be fun to get an answer from experts! I found this specimen in an exposed cliff face. It looks a lot like bone to me but I guess it could be a really interesting rock Thanks! Aarosaur
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Hi, I have three bones today that need your help to ID. They were found on Iowa River's alluvial deposits. Thank you!
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Found at one of my fossil spots in sweden. The fossils there come from denmark and the material is cretaceous roughly 80 mil. Atleast what the local museum said. Anyways what is this? Tried to scrape it off thought it was dirt. But i think its apart of the rock. Any ideas?
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Hello! Help please to identify tooth. I think that its some species of Rays. Length: 1,5 mm. Age: most probably Middle Miocene. Location: Western Ukraine! Thanks in advance!
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Corals Fossil found in a base camo when I climbed mountain at an elevation of 3200 metres, to ID~ The corals looks like Liangshanophyllum or waagenophyllum but not quick match the character of Tetracoralla~ Also some Mollusks, maybe Amphineura?
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