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- The Fossil Forum - Fossils, Paleontology Science
The worldwide community of fossil collectors, enthusiasts and paleontologists sharing their knowledge about fossils Meet new friends with old interests
- A Comprehensive Sampling of the Hell Creek Formation
Introduction The Hell Creek Formation (HCF) is a geologic unit deposited during the Maastrichtian of the Late Cretaceous (ca 66 million years ago) in North America, recording the last page in the chronicle of non-avian dinosaurs It represents a paleo-ecosystem that hosted some of the most chari
- Texas Best Fossils Shows: FossilMania Oct 24,25,26th and Fossil Fest . . .
The Two Best Texas Fossil Shows are coming up this weekend and next weekend! Fossil Mania hosted by the Dallas Paleontological Society is happening this weekend in Glen Rose TX and then the following weekend is Fossil Fest hosted by the Paleontological Society of Austin in Round Rock! Hope you ca
- NJ Fossiling localities - Fossil Hunting Trips - The Fossil Forum
Shark teeth are the most abundant fossils though a wide variety of other fish, invertebrates, marine reptiles, and occasional dinosaur bone fragments and teeth can be found
- Silicified geodized fossils of Monroe County Indiana - Member . . .
I have 40 year extensive collection of silicified geodized invertebrate fossils from Monroe County Indiana In the coming days and weeks I will upload some of my self-collected finds I will start off with this brachiopod, which when opened, turned out to be a smoky quartz dewdrop diamond variant
- Modern shells and fossil shells: How to tell the difference?
I look at many a shell that I walk upon on a beach or creek, even at established fossil sites, and I wonder if some of these shells are fossil or not This is particularly an issue at a place like the Calvert cliffs, where modern shells could wash from the Potomac just as easily as any fossil she
- Fossils in quartz? - Fossil ID - The Fossil Forum
It was crinoid fossils and shells packed tightly together, on what I believe is altered limestone, I’ve seen something like it on pictures from the eroding ocean cliffs in englands pictures that they called Shelly mudstone But anyway, at that point I had not been seeing this diatom like shape on rocks like quartz and everything really
- Advanced Dinosaur Egg Guide - Fossil ID - The Fossil Forum
Parataxonomy is the same system used for trace fossils, such as footprints which are normally not linked to the dinosaur who made them What is inside a fossilized egg? Is there a yolk? What about bones? Very rarely are embryonic bones found, typically eggs have been filled in with sediments
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