Gloria Carr
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Gloria Carr posted a new activity comment 4 months, 2 weeks ago
4 months, 2 weeks ago4 months, 2 weeks agohey if you can add some information about the identification we can add it to the gallery! It’s ok if you don’t know the species, family or even just order is enough. Thanks for all your submissions!
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Gloria Carr posted a new activity comment 5 months ago
5 months ago5 months agoCan you get some pictures of the ends and other side? Will help with identification.
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Gloria Carr posted a new activity comment 6 months ago
6 months ago6 months agoHi, 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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Added Beaumont formation
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Gloria Carr joined the group
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Gloria Carr posted a new activity comment 6 months, 1 week ago
6 months, 1 week ago6 months, 1 week agoHey does this belong to your collection, or is it in a collection elsewhere?
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It is in the collection of St George Dinosaur Discovery Site. https://utahdinosaurs.com/
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It is in the collection of the St George Dinosaur Discovery Site utahdinosaurs.org
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Gloria Carr posted a new activity comment 7 months ago
7 months ago7 months agoCould you add another picture with a scale bar or ruler showing centimeters or a coin? This is almost perfect for inclusion into the e-museum, it just needs a good picture showing scale.
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Gloria Carr posted a new activity comment 7 months ago
7 months ago7 months agoHey, do you have any information on this specimen, location where collected, genus, etc? If you do we can add it to the online museum. Thanks!
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Added what I believe is correct I.D., It’s tough to I.D., let me know what you think.
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@samantha-ocon – can you chime in with your foram and Florida knowledge?
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I’m thinking this might be a nummulitid based on the shape of the test and internal chambers.
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So this is a Nummulites sp. Classification, starting with Kingdom, would be Protista -> Foraminifera -> Globothalamea -> Rotaliida -> Nummulitidae -> Nummulites sp.. This also indicates that the source rock was most likely the Ocala limestone and Eocene in age.
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I don’t seem to find a photo of a Nummulites shell like this on the net. Any ideas of where to look?
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Gloria Carr posted an update in the group
Paleo Pics 8 months ago8 months ago8 months agoDigging through some old photos and I found one of the first ones we took of Bernie’s skull! Bernie, for those who don’t know, is a currently undescribed (the paper will be out sometime soon!) thalattosaur me and my father found waaaay back in 2011. They (we have at least 8 individuals) are being described by Eric Metz of the University of Alaska.…[Read more]
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Gloria Carr posted a new activity comment 8 months ago
8 months ago8 months agoIf you would like it to go into the eMuseum can you include picture with a scale of some sort (like a ruler), the formation it was collected from, age, and likely taxon? Multiple angles would be great as well. Thanks!
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Thank you for all of the information you’ve sent so far, I am so excited! I will work on this today and upload better photos and add the information. I also deleted the other photo and post so I can re-submit the proper way. Speaking of proper submissions, I am going to spend some time watching the tutorials. lol Thank you, again, for your help!
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Gloria Carr posted a new activity comment 8 months, 1 week ago
8 months, 1 week ago8 months, 1 week agoDang, can’t edit to add more pictures..,
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Gloria Carr posted an image in the group
NAPC from the myFOSSIL app 8 months, 1 week ago8 months, 1 week ago8 months, 1 week agoThe Alf Museum is definitely worth a visit! #event
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Dang, can’t edit to add more pictures..,
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There is also an Alf group you could add some photos to!
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Gloria Carr posted a new activity comment 8 months, 1 week ago
8 months, 1 week ago8 months, 1 week agoBrian Engh is the artist! He’s on twitter if you want to check out his work!
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Gloria Carr posted an image in the group
Paleo Pics from the myFOSSIL app 8 months, 1 week ago8 months, 1 week ago8 months, 1 week agoPterosaur or fish? Lines are fractures. 103 mya from a marine deposit (Gable Creek Formation) near Mitchell Oregon. Very thin (1/8”). Has tooth-like bumps of bone so I’m betting it’s a mandible #fossil
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Gloria Carr posted an image in the group
NAPC from the myFOSSIL app 8 months, 1 week ago8 months, 1 week ago8 months, 1 week agoI have a new friend
(Note really mine lol)
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Haha! @gloria-carr this is such a great photo!
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Brian Engh is the artist! He’s on twitter if you want to check out his work!
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I second this! @julius-mosley, it would help if you added some more photos.