nj cretaceous stream interesting finds.id please

[Mtskinner]

19 hours ago, Al Dente said:

Your Ray barb is actually a dorsal spine of a chimaera (ratfish). It's a nice find.

Al is spot on as here's a similar one from Alabama

[brad hinkelman]

2 hours ago, Mtskinner said:

Al is spot on as here's a similar one from Alabama

hey that's awesome!

[bone2stone]

On 3/3/2017 at 9:12 PM, abyssunder said:

No, sorry. Looks more like Squalicorax kaupi.

Ditto

[sixgill pete]

I agree with the shark tooth being a slightly pathological S. kaupi. But the find of the day is that ratfish spine. Awesome!!

[brad hinkelman]

7 hours ago, sixgill pete said:

I agree with the shark tooth being a slightly pathological S. kaupi. But the find of the day is that ratfish spine. Awesome!!

thanks!!!

[Carl]

The mammal tooth is probably a modern pig tooth. Can we get a good look at the chewing surface?

[brad hinkelman]

3 hours ago, Carl said:

The mammal tooth is probably a modern pig tooth. Can we get a good look at the chewing surface?

 

[brad hinkelman]

its broken length wise to....looked like half of the top of this tooth which is cave bear but I'm probably way off...lol

[abyssunder]

Maybe it's a partial dugong tooth.

[brad hinkelman]

43 minutes ago, abyssunder said:

Maybe it's a partial dugong tooth.

thanks!.I would think though to north but I'm no expert,know what comes outta that brook,like carl said probably George Washingtons pig ,unless someone sees something in it more.....

[Carl]

Yeah, I'm seeing pork.

[njfossilhunter]

2 hours ago, Carl said:

Yeah, I'm seeing pork.

Me too.....the other white meat....