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Whats the Best Glue for Fossil Repair? - The Fossil Forum Hi everyone! I just got a 20" mosasaur (Prognathodon?) jaw piece in the mail, and unfortunately it was split into 3 pieces Fortunately, the breaks are fairly clean, with a few small fragments broken off, and the pieces fit right back together If anyone has experience with this sort of thing, wh
Green River Formation Identification help - The Fossil Forum Hey there, this is my first post and my second big trip to go fossil hunting Attached are what I think these fish are identified as, but I think I will need a bit of help seeing as I still have novice eyes Any help on identifying or noticing differences between differe nt species would be incre
Some Minnesota ~Fossils - The Fossil Forum This is a category showcasing member collectionsA good friend of mine and I (my buddy almost full time) have started doing some amateur rock and bone hounding in Southern Minnesota In our county, Pleistocene specimens are somewhat rare, and older epochs even rarer River gravel bars are what we hunt mostly Here are some of the finds from the last three years Also are included a few local