David Cox III @david-coxiii
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1 week, 6 days agoDavid Cox III posted a new activity comment
Thanks!
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2 weeks agoDavid Cox III posted a new activity comment
Just a question Jeanette. Would you say it is a very young mastodon because its teeth don’t look very worn? Thanks.
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1 month, 1 week agoDavid Cox III posted a new activity comment
Sadie,
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2 months agoDavid Cox III posted a new specimen in the group Shocking Shark Teeth from the myFOSSIL app
David Cox III has contributed a new specimen to myFOSSIL!
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That is incredible!
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Beautiful tooth
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2 months, 1 week agoDavid Cox III posted a new activity comment
Record size for Montbrook?
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2 months, 2 weeks agoDavid Cox III posted a new activity comment
Examining under magnification the surface of failed mechanical parts gives a pretty good idea of when and how the break occurred (brittle, ductile, fatigue, etc). This has been developed by looking at parts where you know how they failed. I would expect the same could be done with fossil shark teeth. Sacrifice a fossil tooth and a modern shark tooth by breaking them and use for comparison with future finds.
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2 months, 2 weeks agoDavid Cox III joined the group Shocking Shark Teeth
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2 months, 3 weeks agoDavid Cox III joined the group FOSSIL FOSSILS
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3 months agoDavid Cox III posted an update in the group Vacation Explorers
The attached photos show a specimen I picked up in a rock shop in North Carolina many years ago. They said it was from Pennsylvania or Ohio if I remember correctly (I could be mistaken). Anybody have any thoughts on what it might be? Sorry for the glare in the phone photos. I can take more with an SLR if need be. Thanks.
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3 months, 1 week agoDavid Cox III posted a new activity comment
Were the ants invited guests or did they party crash?
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3 months, 1 week agoDavid Cox III posted a new activity comment
megalodon and gompothere.
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3 months, 2 weeks agoDavid Cox III posted a new activity comment
Thank you!
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3 months, 2 weeks agoDavid Cox III posted an update in the group Nebraska Badlands
View across the Nebraska Badlands as a storm builds.
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Awesome photo @david-coxiii !
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Thank you!
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3 months, 3 weeks agoDavid Cox III posted a new activity comment
Who is this bird you speak of? Wren from Carolina or Virginia Rail? One must be careful, Red is knot the one you should listen to. When Brandt and that loon Jay get together there are some tall tails. Cliff’s stories are hard to swallow. Was Phoebe telling the truth or just parroting Myna? Townsend will warble more than he knows, like his friend Magnolia. You can trust Ruddy, he will leave no stone unturned. A cardinal principle is to watch what this flock does. Talk is chirp.
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3 months, 4 weeks agoDavid Cox III posted an image in the group Florida’s Fossils from the myFOSSIL app
End view of turtle shell showing interior structure. Bone Valley Formation, Polk County, FL
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Wow! How neat that the porous interior preserved so well!
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impresive preservation
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3 months, 4 weeks agoDavid Cox III posted an image in the group Florida’s Fossils from the myFOSSIL app
Here are some better photos of the larger piece. The inside structure is really interesting
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3 months, 4 weeks agoDavid Cox III posted an image in the group Florida’s Fossils from the myFOSSIL app
Turtle shell pieces from Agricola Mine, Polk County, FL. Bone Valley Formation #fossil
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3 months, 4 weeks agoDavid Cox III posted a new activity comment
The labels look like they came from a fossil company that used to sell mail order in the late 1960’s. I can’t remember the name of the company, but they did have pretty good data on their specimens. I want to say they we out of Texas, but I could be mistaken.
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4 months agoDavid Cox III joined the group GABI-RET 2018 Cohort 6-The North American Connection
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4 months agoDavid Cox III posted an image in the group Bookworms from the myFOSSIL app
Fossil collecting in the American West in the late 19th and early 20th century. What Sternberg was able to accomplish was amazing. #fossil #method
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I just got my own copy a few weeks ago, as well!
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It’s not very young, but it’s not a full grown adult. I would classify it in the teens, on par with the age class we keep seeing with the Gomphs at Montbrook as well
Thanks!