Show Us Your Fossils Challenge Mode: Ordered By Geologic Time Period!

[JamieLynn]

Whoo hoo!! Lower Cretaceous  Protolamna sp. Shark

 

 

 

 

[Pleuromya]

A Scapanorhynchus raphiodon texanus shark tooth, this is from the Cretaceous Frankstown Sand, Frankstown, Mississippi

[FranzBernhard]

Hurra!! First round finished!

11 contributors, with @Mochaccino as leader with 3 points, followed by @Kasia, @Pleuromya and @rocket with 2 points each.

Keep the good work going!
Franz Bernhard

[Notidanodon]

Sharks teeth in a pyrite nodule from the Thanetian of herne bay  

[Norki]

I feel like plants are a little under represented in this thread... To that end, here's a basal birch, Betula leopoldae from the late Eocene Allenby formation of Princeton, B.C.:

[Pleuromya]

This is a premaxilla from Plestiodon, a toothy skink. From the late Oligocene of Hernando County, Florida. 

Edited October 25, 2022 by Pleuromya

[rocket]

Hope it´s pleistocene now 

Molar of Mammutus primigenius, Ice-Age, Northern-Germany (Westfalia)

small one, approx. 12 cm

 

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Edited October 25, 2022 by rocket

[Notidanodon]

@rocket have a look at this you missed miocene and pliocene  

timescl.pdf

[Notidanodon]

From the miocene

[rocket]

2 hours ago, will stevenson said:

@rocket have a look at this you missed miocene and pliocene  

timescl.pdf 153.65 kB · 2 downloads

 

ouuugh, I´ll update mine, my timescale comes from the personal collection of Christopher Colomb , looks like there came some update the last 500 years 

Edited October 25, 2022 by rocket

[siteseer]

unidentified fish jaw section - maybe something like a goosefish?

Pliocene

San Diego Formation

Richmond Street, San Diego, San Diego County, California

just under 1 3/4 inches (43mm) long

Edited October 25, 2022 by siteseer

[Notidanodon]

1 hour ago, siteseer said:

unidentified fish jaw section - maybe something like a goosefish?

Pliocene

San Diego Formation

Richmond Street, San Diego, San Diego County, California

just under 1 3/4 inches (43mm) long

Very pointy!

[PR0GRAM]

So, does @rocket beautiful Mammoth Molar count as this rounds Pleistocene entry? Because I’m trying to hog the Ediacaran!

[Yoda]

Precambrian - 3.48 billion y a

A small chip of Strelly Pool Stromatolite 

 

[PR0GRAM]

Ediacaran:
Tribrachidium Heraldicum 
White Sea Region, Russia

[Pleuromya]

The Brachiopod Lingulella isse from the Weeks formation of Millard County, Utah. 

 

Edited October 25, 2022 by Pleuromya

[historianmichael]

Pleurocystites squamosus (cystoid) and Cupulocrinus humilis (crinoid)

Late Ordovician Period

Bobcaygeon Formation

Canada

 

 

   

 

Edited October 26, 2022 by historianmichael

[Pleuromya]

Rhynchotreta cuneata from the Silurian Wenlock Limestone of Wren's Nest, Dudley. 

[FranzBernhard]

10 hours ago, PR0GRAM said:

Because I’m trying to hog the Ediacaran!

Little bit too late! Next time, don´t ask, just post .

Franz Bernhard

Edited October 26, 2022 by FranzBernhard

[Mochaccino]

For the Devonian, an Orthocrinus elongatus crinoid partial crown from the Cantabrian Mountains of Spain. Also a bunch of disarticulated arms on the slab.

 

[Ludwigia]

Unispirifer sp. from the Carboniferous Mississippian in the Ballysteen Limestone Formation on the Hook Peninsula in Wexford County, Ireland.

 

[historianmichael]

Petalodus ohioensis 

Carboniferous- Late Pennsylvanian

Harpersville Formation
Texas

 

[JamieLynn]

Texas Permian Dimetrodon toe bone

 

[Kasia]

Aspidurella scutellata starfish, Triassic, Poland

[JamieLynn]

Jurassic of UK

Tiny Crab Claw  Crab Glyphaea sp