Delwin Glasner @delwin-glasner
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6 days, 18 hours agoDelwin Glasner posted a new activity commentThanks, It worked
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1 week, 2 days agoDelwin Glasner posted a new activity comment
added additional photos. how can I delete the first two photos I previously submitted?
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1 week, 3 days agoDelwin Glasner posted a new activity comment
will do
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added additional photos. how can I delete the first two photos I previously submitted?
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It seems like you should double click on the images (or keep clicking) until you get to the media page. There will be a red “Delete Media” button on the bottom left of the media page.
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Thanks, It worked
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1 week, 5 days agoDelwin Glasner posted a new activity comment
Looking at Cidaridae spines on the web at
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1 week, 6 days agoDelwin Glasner posted a new activity comment
Will change I.D. to Radiola
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So sometimes there are plants and animals with the same genus name so is there an echinoderm called Radiola? Because Radiola is also a plant (monotypic genus) that grows in Europe in the family Linaceae and it’s not plant.
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Looking at Cidaridae spines on the web at
https://thereaderwiki.com/en/Cidaridae
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1 week, 6 days agoDelwin Glasner posted a new activity comment
Yes my first thought was an urchin spine or seed.
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1 week, 6 days agoDelwin Glasner posted a new specimen.
Delwin Glasner has contributed specimen mFeM 60023 to myFOSSIL!
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Hi, @delwin-glasner, this specimen is almost a perfect candidate for the eMuseum. Can you add some more photos with the scale bar more in focus?
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will do
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added additional photos. how can I delete the first two photos I previously submitted?
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It seems like you should double click on the images (or keep clicking) until you get to the media page. There will be a red “Delete Media” button on the bottom left of the media page.
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Thanks, It worked
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Thanks, @delwin-glasner, this has been marked as research grade!
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1 week, 6 days agoDelwin Glasner posted a new activity comment
Added additional photos. Please review and advise
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1 week, 6 days agoDelwin Glasner posted a new activity comment
will take another photo with better scale bar
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Added additional photos. Please review and advise
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2 weeks agoDelwin Glasner posted a new specimen.
Delwin Glasner has contributed specimen mFeM 60010 to myFOSSIL!
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2 weeks, 1 day agoDelwin Glasner posted a new specimen.
Delwin Glasner has contributed specimen mFeM 59973 to myFOSSIL!
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Good morning, @delwin-glasner! This is almost research grade – if we could get some photos with the scale bar in focus, this would be a great research specimen.
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will take another photo with better scale bar
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Added additional photos. Please review and advise
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2 weeks, 2 days agoDelwin Glasner posted a new activity comment
Yes I have found some of those at the site but they were round and a little smaller that a golfball.
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I’m gonna search around and see if I can get back to you. It is very tiny – perhaps it could be a fragment of an echinoid spine or a foram…
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@lmccall might also be able to help us narrow down the identification!
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2 weeks, 2 days agoDelwin Glasner posted a new activity comment
Submitted additional photos today
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2 weeks, 2 days agoDelwin Glasner posted a new activity comment
I originally post this in “what is it” but no one was able to I.D. this”Tic Tac”
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Thank you so much! It looks like MacKenzie has a better idea than I do.
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Submitted additional photos today
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2 weeks, 2 days agoDelwin Glasner posted a new activity comment
Yes, I will take some additional photos
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I originally post this in “what is it” but no one was able to I.D. this”Tic Tac”
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Thank you so much! It looks like MacKenzie has a better idea than I do.
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Submitted additional photos today
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3 weeks, 2 days agoDelwin Glasner posted a new specimen.
Delwin Glasner has contributed specimen mFeM 59645 to myFOSSIL!
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Hi, @delwin-glasner! This is a very cool paleobotanical specimen. Would you be interested in making this research grade? If so, we could start by adding a few more pictures at different angles. Also, @mackenzie-smith might be able to help you narrow down the classification of this fossil a little more.
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Yes, I will take some additional photos
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I originally post this in “what is it” but no one was able to I.D. this”Tic Tac”
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Thank you so much! It looks like MacKenzie has a better idea than I do.
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Submitted additional photos today
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Porocystis globularis is the specimen I know from there but this seems more elongated. Perhaps a different species or deformed during preservation?
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Yes I have found some of those at the site but they were round and a little smaller that a golfball.
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I’m gonna search around and see if I can get back to you. It is very tiny – perhaps it could be a fragment of an echinoid spine or a foram…
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@lmccall might also be able to help us narrow down the identification!
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Definitely not Porocystis. A site near Bandera has produced several small floating crinoids. This doesn’t look like any I have found from there but might be what it is. Does it have calcitic cleavage anywhere, or does it look more like limestone fill?
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@delwin-glasner I’ve been looking at another algal body and it seems like they have all have intrusions. I agree with @lmccall because this specimen has protrusions like other echinoderms. Crabby part maybe too?
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Yes my first thought was an urchin spine or seed.
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Will change I.D. to Radiola
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So sometimes there are plants and animals with the same genus name so is there an echinoderm called Radiola? Because Radiola is also a plant (monotypic genus) that grows in Europe in the family Linaceae and it’s not plant.
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Looking at Cidaridae spines on the web at
https://thereaderwiki.com/en/Cidaridae
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I would agree with it being an echinoderm spine, based on the size and shape and pattern of ornamentation. @jbauer, do you have any input?
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3 weeks, 2 days agoDelwin Glasner posted a new activity comment
Don’t know for sure but I also found a few mammoth teeth in layer 2 ft below that could be 10,000yrs old
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3 weeks, 3 days agoDelwin Glasner posted a new specimen.
Delwin Glasner has contributed specimen mFeM 59602 to myFOSSIL!
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Hi, do you know the age?
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Don’t know for sure but I also found a few mammoth teeth in layer 2 ft below that could be 10,000yrs old
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3 weeks, 5 days agoDelwin Glasner joined the group University of Michigan Museum of Paleontology
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1 month agoDelwin Glasner posted a new activity comment
no. Just a few more with the pyrite nails in them over the years
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It seems like you should double click on the images (or keep clicking) until you get to the media page. There will be a red “Delete Media” button on the bottom left of the media page.
Thanks, It worked