shark teeth

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shark teeth, enchodus tooth, mosasaur vertebra

Shark teeth, enchodus tooth, mosasaur vertebra

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Butler county BPS fossil field trip

Shark teeth found by Claire

April 26, 2008 - Cretaceous and Tertiary Fossils, Butler Co, AL

The April 2008 field trip brought beautiful weather and a nice relaxing weekend. Claire, Martha and Leisa were able to get to the site on Friday and enjoyed an evening gazing up at the stars and listening to the night birds. Saturday morning brought the arrival of the rest of the field trip party. Members ventured up stream and down stream. Several shark teeth and ray teeth were found, along with cochina stone embedded with turritella, gastropods, and nautiloids. A few Native American pottery shards were also found.

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Butler county BPS fossil field trip

Shark teeth and other fossils.

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Butler county BPS fossil field trip

Leisa's shark teeth and other items displayed on pottery shard.

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Butler county BPS fossil field trip

Various items found, including cochina, shark teeth, ray teeth, pottery, echinoid

June 23, 2007 - Eocene Fossils, Covington Co, AL

The weather was unbearably hot for this June BPS trip to a river in Covington County. Maybe it was the heat, but we had a smaller than normal turnout. The water at this Eocene age site was extremely low, and our usual collecting-holes were sometimes totally flushed clean, and sometimes filled with silt. Very odd. However, we still

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