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Deltodus
sp.
Mississippian shark tooth
St. Louis, MO
Theodossia
hungerfordi
Beautiful Devonian brach with associated
colony of auloporid coral
Fossil
collecting in Fenton, MO, October 2008
Three crinoids, a blastoid and a Platyceras sp.
SEMO
Fossil Club collecting Owl Creek formation
Dr. Bruce Stinchcomb extended an invitation to the
SEMO fossil club to collect on his property
...
An
Usual Geological Time Chart
Bizarre geological time chart that was sent to our park's gift
shop ...
Petrodus
sp.
Pennsylvanian shark dermal denticles (oscicles)
Mississippian
Bryozoan
Rhombopora sp.
Dinosaur
Eggs
Paleo Art
Camerisma
pyrmidata
Gzhelian Stage, Rusavkian substage (Pennsylvanian)
Gzhel quarry, Gzhel village (Russia)
Huge
Mastodon tooth
Rear upper skull tooth
Holcocrinus
sp. (rare
crinoid with cirri)
Recent addition: pictures taken Before preparation
website: Mississippian Fossils of Missouri
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Russia-USA
joint venture Paleontology project
Language separates us ... Pictures bring us together
Alexander Davydov (Moscow, Russia)
Barry Sutton (St. Louis, Missouri - USA)
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Eocene
Leaves
These fossils have a rather extensive history
...
Once
on a rainy day ...
Jurassic fossil hunt (Russia)
website: Once on a rainy day
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Raymond
Cave
A small beautiful cave in northwestern Kentucky
Mass
mortalities of the Eocene
1. Crane fly or Hoover fly larvae?
2. Turritella agate
On-the-Road Fossil
Diversions
in Southern Indiana and North Central Kentucky
Lake
Gosiute, Green River Eocene
unknown larva, worms and bugs
MAPS fossil show
A collection of pictures taken at MAPS Expo
(Mid-America Paleontology Society)
Western Illinois University in Macomb, Illinois
Glyptocrinus
sp.
Ordovician crinoid
Montgomery Co., MO
Late
Ordovician Crinoid
Glyptocrinus sp.
Cape Girardeau County, MO
Liroceras
excentricum (Eichwald, 1857)
Nautiloid Cephalopod (Moscow, Russia)
Observations of a
Devonian fish bonebed
A bone bed occurs at the top of the Jeffersonville
Limestone (Eifelian, Middle Devonian).
Ice Spears
weird ice crystals protruding from my truck's
tailgate ...
New
Wyoming Catfishes
Green River Eocene - SW Wyoming
Mystery
fossil (Russia)
Summer
fossil hunt (Russia)
Pennsylvanian (Desmoinesian)
Moskovian Stage, Podolskian substage
website: Summer fossil hunt
in Russia
Carboniferous
fossils of Russia
This website is presented
to showcase Carboniferous
fossils of the Moscow region of Russia; an area that is
world famous for beautifully preserved fossils.
67
pound blue forest, Wyoming wood stump
Green River Eocene, 50 MYO
Mark
Twain Lake fossil hunt (Missouri)
Burlington Formation (Mississippian)
Easter weekend Fossil hunt,
Southern Missouri
Numerous Cambrian and Ordovician fossils
An April 2007 Fossil Collecting
Trip in Clark Co., Indiana
Speed, Indiana
Collecting
at Essroc Quarry in Southern Indiana
Speed, Indiana
Devonian
collecting continues...
I was over at the Cooper Lane Quarry and
collected like mad for about 3 hours ...
Fossil Collecting Around Louisville,
June 17 & 18
Coral Ridge collecting requires a lot of crawling
...
Results of Recent Fossil Collecting
In Clark Co., Indiana
and Jefferson Co., Kentucky
Devonian fossils from Clark Co.,
Indiana
Calamites
One
of my favorite fossil collecting spots in Clearfield, Pennsylvania
...
Mosasaur rock collection
on eBay
Amusing fossil offered for
sale on eBay with
a half million dollar starting bid!
Blaco River fossils
My wife and I found these fossils in the dry
river bed of
the Blaco River in Hays County near San Marcos, Texas.
Devonian Fossils of West Virginia
Fossils from the Fore Knobs Formation, Upper
Devonian,
Randolph County, West Virginia.
Unknown Mississippian Fossil
from Missouri
Burlington Formation
Fossil
Collecting Axioms
November 2006 thread archive
One of the most enjoyable and longest running threads in recent memory
Here's
Looking at You
I think it's cute.
Mystery Fossil from Russia
Slicing with a 24 inch rock
saw
Tile saw couldn't do this type of lapidary slicing
...
Wide open spaces of Wyoming,
early December collecting;
180 pound trophy size stromatolite
Platyceras sp.
Before and After prepared pictures
Mississippian - Warsaw Formation - St. Louis, MO
weird
Trepospira
Pennsylvanian gastropod
Other
fossils in park collection
Falls of the Ohio State Park
Future paleontologist(?) finds
a rare fossil
These are photos of a cyclocystoid found by
a participant
in the "Young Paleontologist Camp" today ...
Temnocheilus sp. (Pennsylvanian
cephalopod)
website: Pennsylvanian Fossils of Missouri
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The
Dinosaur Bone House
"Believe It or Not"
MAPS 2006 - Velociraptor
Velociraptor model that I acquired at MAPS Fossil
Expo
MAPS 2006 - Melonechinus multiporus
link below the pictures to view
specimen before preparation
Fossils
from the Great Pyramids of Egypt
While visiting the Great Pyramids of Egypt last
month ...
Finding a Elaeacrinus blastoid
One of my life long goals was finding a loose,
well-preserved
Elaeacrinus verneuili (Roemer) blastoid.
Easter weekend fossil
hunt
Fern Glen Formation (St. Louis, MO area)
Creeping
Crinoids
Crinoid crawls to escape predators
Paleo textbooks may need some serious revision!
T-rex Tooth
Scars on an Edmontosaurus Vertebrae
Hell Creek Formation of eastern Montana
Beaver
skull found in Michigan bog deposits
Photographed at
a Gem and Mineral show here in St. Louis ...
Killer large echinoid
from Morocco
This is one of
the best echinoids I have ever seen
...
Gastropod
with Color Bands
I would like to know about the frequency
of occurrence of this type of preservation ...
Fossil
Fish Digging in Wyoming
Photojournal report on a fossil hunt in Wyoming
Giant Stromatolite colony from
Nevada desert
Estimated at 50 tons ...
Large
Cambrian Trilobite Stenopilus
sp. #1
from the Missouri
Ozarks
Stenopilus sp.
#2
Cambrian trilobite from
the Missouri Ozarks
This bug has a large head compared to it's overall body size
Stenopilus
sp. #3
Another "showy"
Cambrian trilobite from the Missouri Ozarks
Fossil hunt on the
Meramec River
Carl and I "took the rain with us"
on this fossil hunt
Mini Devonian Fossils
Old Trick ... New Place
The Hunt for Ampyxina
Trilobite fossil hunt (Missouri)
Blastoid fossil hunt
in Illinois
Mississippian locality near St. Louis, MO
Texas ammonites
(identification request)
Welcome to the Green River Eocene
of Wyoming
Two day field trip of the Green River Basin's
fantastic Eocene
and ancient Lake Gosiute of SW Wyoming
...
Unknown Mississippian
Crinoid
Warsaw Formation - St. Louis, MO
Now identified: Eratocrinus commaticus
(Miller, 1891)
Onychocrinus
(Species?)
Mississippian crinoid - St. Louis, MO
Collapsible Field Cart
We loaded it with about 200 hundred pounds of
rock ...
Holy
Roller, Batman!
Huge enrolled trilobite from Morocco
Parahomalonotus planus planus
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Russia-USA
joint venture Paleontology project
Alexander Davydov (Moscow, Russia)
Barry Sutton (St. Louis, Missouri - USA)
Barry Sutton and Tom Yancey
Carboniferous
fossils of Russia
Produced
by: Barry Sutton, Alexander Davydov and Tom Yancey
This website is presented to showcase Carboniferous fossils of the
Moscow region of Russia; an area that is world famous for beautifully
preserved fossils.
Carl Cook
SLIP
Fossil Preparation - Tools - Accessories
David Freeman
Freeman's
Fossil Sale
Offering fine Wyoming fossils including rare Lake Gosiute fishes
Glen J. Kuban
Dinosaur
Tracks and Other Trace Fossils
Home Page
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New
York Paleontology
Matt Wood
Lower
Jurassic Fossils from North Yorkshire
Ron Ratkevich (Tucson,
Arizona)
T-RAT.COM:
All things Ancient in Arizona
Steve Hess
EXTINCTIONS, Inc.
Tom Yancey and Barry Sutton
Carboniferous
fossils of Russia
Produced
by: Barry Sutton, Alexander Davydov and Tom Yancey
This website is presented to showcase Carboniferous fossils of the
Moscow region of Russia; an area that is world famous for beautifully
preserved fossils.
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