Fossils

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Rex Fan 684

MemberCompsognathusJune 10, 20131726 Views24 Replies

Obviously all love dinosaurs. However, I would like to know who all has fossils? I have a few I found and a few I bought. Found- Small Megalodon tooth(Calvert Cliffs- Trilobite(Pennsylvanian) Numerous Seashell Fossils(Pennsylvania and the Outer Banks) Shark Teeth(Outer Banks) Prehistoric Angler fish Jawbone with Teeth(Virginia) 2 Whale Vertebrae(Virginia) Plant Fossil(Pennsylvania) Bought- Large Megalodon Tooth Dinosaur Bone Fragment Mosasaur Tooth Mosasaur Jaws Large Trilobite A Few Ammonites Shark Vertebrae and Teeth Fish Spinosaurus Tooth Fern Fossil Replicas- T-rex Skull(1/10 Scale) 13 inch Tyrannosaur Tooth(Life-Size) I may have some other fossils I am forgetting about. What about you guys? Have any fossils or cool replicas? If so, how did ya get em?

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futurepaleontologist1
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June 10, 2013

Found: Mososaurus jaw (Southeast Colorado) Several Trilobites (Mojave, somewhere in California {I was in the middle of nowhere}) Fragmented Styracosaurus frill spike (Over by Red Rocks in Colorado) What I believe is to be a fragmented Apatosaurus leg bone, but it's just a shard, so I don't really know Native American hand tool (Somewhere over by Salida Colorado) Bought Several plants Several fish Tyrannosaurus tooth Gifted A fossil of the plant excavation at DIA airport (2 actually) I have some more stuff, but all the rest is fairly minor

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June 10, 2013

found Several fossils me and my sister excavated from our riverbed at our ranch: lenghts 4 large fossils measuring around 5 feet x 3 feet include 9 specimens 1 medium fossil about 2 feet x 2 feet include 3 specimens 2 smaller fossils about 1 foot x 1/2 feet include 5 specimens Sadly 5 of the fossils were lost *correction my dad went and decided to use them as a makeshift bridge for cows... didn't work... :( lost 5 EXCELLENT fossils* I still have 2 left... my house is the prime location for fossils, due to it being right in a coulee were the Glacier passed millions of years ago, im currently working on an area with a lot of what id like to believe is a form of fossil rock, id have continued with my dig if it weren't for BLASTED ANTS!!!! any who im about id like to say 15 minutes from royal terral museum in drumheller, I plan to eventually go for a dig there... So far only water specimens ove found, but if I've learned anything its that science is trial and error, who knows i could just be a shovel full of dirt away from a rex skeleton.... MAN THAT'D BE AWESOME... id also like to look into digging up in montana...

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futurepaleontologist1
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June 10, 2013

A priceless fossil is supposed to hold cows? Wtf, that's a little disporportionate.

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June 11, 2013

Well it was from the sea bed millions of years ago, and to be honest it didn't have the most interesting specimens, I did try to save them... But with any luck ill find some more somewhere on the property... if in any means i can figure out how to post pictures to here ill show you mine

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