- The Fossil Forum - Fossils, Paleontology Science
In this area, we celebrate our amateur contributions to the paleontological sciences Whether by volunteering their time (lab work, collections maintenance, organized field work), or through the donation of significant specimens to scientific institutions, amateurs have always played an important but unheralded part!
- Fossil ID - The Fossil Forum
ANSWERING FOSSIL ID REQUESTS: Identification Posting For The Uninitiated 2 0 (NEW MEMBERS PLEASE READ) 1 2 3 By paleoflor, November 26, 2013 answering
- The Waco Pit, Del Rio Formation - The Fossil Forum
In fact the cloud cover and breeze made for a nice day But lord it was still muddy The clay sticks to everything and for every ten steps you pick up 10 pounds of muck As you try to pick up the little micros they would get covered in mud and you just hoped the ball of clay you slipped into a bag still had the fossil with it
- April 2025 - Fossil Find of the Month Contest
Now, go find your fossil, do your research, and make an entry! Best of success to all, and good hunting! ***** Rules for The Fossil of the Month Contests Find a great Vertebrate Fossil or Invertebrate Plant Fossil! Only fossils found personally by you are allowed NO PURCHASED FOSSILS Post your entry in the Fossil Find of the Month topic
- What air abrasive tools do i need - The Fossil Forum
I'm interested in purchasing air abrasive tools for preparing small fossils, such as brachiopods, crinoid ossicles, and bivalves found in shale and sandstone Most of these fossils are already partially prepared, but I would like to give them a finishing touch What specific tools and accessories
- How can I soften up Dutch Belgian cretaceous matrix ? - Fossil . . .
Water can also be used to dissolve the matrix into a paste as well - which is what I normally do if I don't immediately see a fossil in any of the pieces, with me breaking only the remaining, unbreakable chunks by hand Never use vinegar, since the high chalk content of the fossils that make up the matrix mean the whole block will be eaten away
- Crinoid fossils from Bella Vista Arkansas - Fossil Hunting Trips - The . . .
From macrostrat: missisippian boone formation, st joe limestone member, Other than one small outcrop of chattanooga shale, clifty limestone and penters chert, which are devonian, and an even smaller outcrop within that of ordovician cotter and jefferson city dolomite
- Is this a fossil - Fossil ID - The Fossil Forum
Hi! I’m very new to fossils and this group I found this on the beach in Cape Cod last weekend Is it a fossil? thank you 😊
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