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Apologize for the poor quality pics but I struggled photographing these to show any detail

I suspect they are fish scales but that is basically just a guess

If anyone wants to take a shot at IDing them go for it

The first two pictures are of the same fossil and the third picture is a different one-the second specimen was very difficult to photo cuz its basically a round disk with a raised hump in the middle

Lastly if anyone could tell me what type of tooth this is that would be awesome so far its my most complete 'big' (meaning bigger than a fingernail lol) toothImage may contain: ringNo automatic alt text available.

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5 minutes ago, marinematt18 said:

Apologize for the poor quality pics but I struggled photographing these to show any detail

I suspect they are fish scales but that is basically just a guess

If anyone wants to take a shot at IDing them go for it

The first two pictures are of the same fossil and the third picture is a different one-the second specimen was very difficult to photo cuz its basically a round disk with a raised hump in the middle

Lastly if anyone could tell me what type of tooth this is that would be awesome so far its my most complete 'big' (meaning bigger than a fingernail lol) tooth

Where were they found?

How big are they?

First 2 items are too dark to see and need more views.

First looks like a vertebra, but need more pictures for a proper id.

 

 

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The tooth might be a lower great white shark tooth

If you're a fossil nut from Palos Verdes, San Pedro, Redondo Beach, or Torrance, feel free to shoot me a PM!

 

 

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tooth (shark) and vertebra (not shark one) I would say. 

 

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2 hours ago, ynot said:

Where were they found?

How big are they?

First 2 items are too dark to see and need more views.

First looks like a vertebra, but need more pictures for a proper id.

They were found in Jacksonville Florida along the St. Johns River the ... the first one is about the size of a penny the second is about a dime I will try to upload more and better pics in the afternoon

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That GW is very nice!:dinothumb:

Happy hunting,

Mason

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Hope these pictures are more helpful. I think the first picture is the best.

Thanks for all your help I was clueless on these two pieces

Also thanks for those who IDed the GW tooth, once I googled lower GW tooth I 100% agree.

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