Peace River 05/20/2024

[Shellseeker]

I returned yesterday to the same spot we hunted last Thursday.  The shallow water limits access to many of our other spots. I like hunting deeper water 4-5 feet is excellent. 

Mostly small shark teeth but I can enjoy them also..

 A worn lower Hemi,

Quite a few Tiger sharks.. including this symphyseal ?

 

Bulls/Dusky are common most spots but this was the only one I recalled

 

Then this unusual Armadillo Osteoderm.  As first , it was hard for me to see how it connected to the rest of the carapace.

But I guess there is an edge on the right photo here. This is a pretty unusual shape.

Among the fragments,  a Fish Vertebra that I believe I have seen before but need a little time to track down...

 

and finally,  I had hunted the same spot last Thursday and found a very strange bone..

I asked for a Fossil ID but no responses yet,  and yesterday this very similar bone (on the right). 

On Thursday's, I temporarily thought Axis Vert fragment but I am unsure that the texture of the bone is marine mammal. I will post additional photos on the 05/16/2024 Fossil ID Thread. https://www.thefossilforum.com/topic/141849-peace-river-05162024/#comment-1493215

 

All comments and suggestions appreciated.   Jack

 

[bockryan]

Great teeth as always, and love the osteoderm. 

[Atoothsatooth42]

Great haul! Especially that possible tiger symphyseal tooth! Hoping to hit the peace river myself one day.

[Mark Kmiecik]

I'm green with envy! Nice haul.

[Shellseeker]

I knew that small Fish Vert Fragment looked familiar..

In October 2021,  Found this at a Pliocene site:  Never managed to ID to species.  It is bony fish osteichthyes superclass comprise 95% of fish species.