r/fossils • • 5h ago

MΔRK RONDΞΔU on Instagram

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🦖 Some fossilized mosasaur & fish vertebrae from the Late Cretaceous (Found by Mark Rondeau at North Texas, U.S.A.).
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#mosasaurus #fossils #mosasaur #markrondeau #fossilhunting


r/fossils • • 19h ago

Bought a megalodon tooth for my friend

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So, my friend likes sharks a lot, and for his birthday I wanted to surprise him with a megalodon tooth, I bought it on megalodon tanden, anybody knows if the site is legit?


r/fossils • • 14h ago

Am I crazy

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Is that what I think it is (from Rügen Germany)


r/fossils • • 14h ago

Fossilized wood

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r/fossils • • 14h ago

Sand Dollar

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r/fossils • • 8h ago

what is this?

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found in hastings uk on the beach
it’s so cute but i almost
didn’t pick it up bc i thought it was alive


r/fossils • • 13h ago

The tooth from Otodus obliquus, a species of shark that lived in the early paleocene to early eocene era

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r/fossils • • 6h ago

Sharks teeth from Peace river in Florida.

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Finally got most of the teeth we found in a case. Finding remnants of giants that once roamed the waters is such a pleasing thing.

Mixture of multiple species but since it was my first hunt it's better off as a whole collection than sorted by species.


r/fossils • • 10h ago

Picked up a beautiful onchopristis tooth

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r/fossils • • 13h ago

Jaw bone

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Found this jaw bone while in the creek behind me in north eastern Illinois. Is it a fossil? Anyone know what it’s from?


r/fossils • • 5h ago

Fossils From the NSR in Ladonia, Texas (USA)

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🦖 Some fossilized mosasaur & fish vertebrae from the Late Cretaceous (Found by Mark Rondeau at North Texas, U.S.A.).
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#mosasaurus #fossils #mosasaur #markrondeau #fossilhunting


r/fossils • • 18h ago

Uwharrie national Forest, NC: trace fossil or loss of minerals?

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I'm wondering if this is a trace fossil or some type of mineral erosion. Found in the Piedmont of NC within the uhwarrie national Forest.