might need better pictures, but @mackenzie-smith might be able to help

These are not bones. The 2nd from left looks like maybe has shell or crinoid impressions, but it’s not a good enough photo to be sure.

vertebra. add more pictures, location (city) and scale so others might be able to tell you what from.

photo is a little out of focus but tagging @bill-heim for id

Possibly star crinoid stem.

@mackenzie-smith for plant id?

I think it’s crinoid stems/impressions around the outside and a bryozoan in the middle. Not sure what the circle is, if anything.

I think it’s part of a soft shell turtle.

Type of septarian nodule

Croc/gator scute. At least where I usually collect the croc scutes have larger and deeper holes like this, and the turtles are smaller, more numerous and shallower.

Baculite. Ammonite family

the first picture makes it look kind of septarian nodule, though the second makes me less sure of that.

@patrick-hsieh thanks!

@patrick-hsieh you seem to know trilos, any guess? I didn’t collect but came with stuff from Wyoming.

ray barb

@hali-thomas outside green river.

crinoid stems

Currently all posts go into the database as fossil specimens. There’s no way to change that, at least with the app. I’m not sure if forum posts (web only) are the same.

@bill-heim