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- My first ID post! From North Florida, Santa Fe River
Vertebra - snake is my first thought 16:This looks like a hogs, lower leg bone Basically a “toe” 17- vertebra of a file fish My hunting buddy and I have a contest to see who can find the most together I’m at 3 fused This seems fish spine or fin - ish too Hopefully one of the folks with fish anatomy covered already will get you closer
- Why do I keep seeing smooth oval imprints? Devonian, Brallier formation . . .
Newbie question: I keep seeing brown-ish smooth oval imprints in my shale specimens that are early Late Devonian (Frasnian) Haven't been able to figure it out An Ostracod?
- San Antonio Field Trip - Fossil Hunting Trips - The Fossil Forum
I had the chance to go to San Antonio for the National Science Teacher's Association conference So of course I decided to squeeze in some fossil hunting I had the privilege of meeting Dan Woehr and touring his "fossil parlor' Dan is a gentleman, a scholar and a fine judge of fossils The next
- Oregon Coast, 10 13 - Fossil Hunting Trips - The Fossil Forum
I haven't posted in a quite some time, as I hadn't fossicked in quite some time (life has been busy) But the other week I decided to head down to the Oregon coast and hit Beverly Beach and Moolack Beach for some Miocene marine material Patinopectic concretion It's very thin and I had to switch
- Upper Silurian Shells - Fossil ID - The Fossil Forum
Hi all, starting to do my digging into some of my fossil ids Here I have two different brachiopods from the Bertie Waterlime in upstate NY Honestly haven't heard much about shells being found there Any help would be greatly apprexiated! 1 2 3 4
- Devonian Epibiont - Fossil ID - The Fossil Forum
Hello, all! I have recently acquired a specimen of Thamnopora germanica from the Quarry at Hotton, Belgium from Ken's trip there @ziggycardon This is the Trois-Fontaines Formation of the Lower Givetian, Mid Devonian And it has a couple of things growing on it This is not a great picture, but g
- Red Hill Bone - Fossil ID - The Fossil Forum
Hi all - I haven't been able to figure out a definitive ID for what bone this might be It is difficult to photograph well, but I'm hoping some of the fish experts on here might find it familiar Based on the size I am fairly sure it comes from Hyneria, the large predatory lobe-finned fish that i
- Trip to Bahrain - Fossil Hunting Trips - The Fossil Forum
Dear TFF, I haven’t posted in a while, and I have not prepared the reports from at least 2 of my fossiling trips (Azerbaijan Slovenia), but last year was a bit crazy I hope to do better this year – and now I would like to invite you for a brief tour around Bahrain It’s a fairly small coun
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