Thanks MacKenzie!

I agree with James this is a crab claw

The bottom row look like horse incisors. The middle row may be horse or bison fragments.

Looks like an enamel shard of a mastodon tooth

Def looks like soft shell turtle frags

2 CT scanners?! Paleo heaven… do they have one big enough to scan skulls/jaws?!

Looks like it could be a tortoise spur

Based on the end that looks really solid, I would say it’s probably dugong rib. How long is it? And does it feel really heavy and dense?

Brown serrated piece at top right is a broken sting ray spine.

Oh my proboscidea! I MUST come visit now!

There’s the madera fossil museum that may be accessible to your area! I too am originally from the Central Valley as well

You can download the one off of the 3D gallery on the myfossil website. Once you have the STL file, you need open it in your printer software or in a free software that you can download like Cura. Import the file and scale to the size you’d like, place on your stage and hit convert. The software will convert to the appropriate file type for your p…[Read more]

Hi Nathan, can you take and upload pictures of the proximal and distal ends. Looks like it could be a chunk of dugong rib (don’t forget your scale bar!)

I agree with victor

I am absolutely interested! With the crushed Gomphy specimens, I wonder if they can be reconstructed. Thanks Bruce!

looks like a broken horse tooth. modern equus have very long molars

Hi @matthew-thompson I don’t think it’s squalicorax as the root is not as robust as in squalicorax. Do you mind me asking where you found it? Also, what are your thoughts @vperez ?

Hmm, i’m certainly stumped on this one. I don’t think it’s tusk, just from the texture, but it may be a worn tooth of some sort, perhaps horse? I think i see enamel along the lateral edges. @smoran what are your thoughts?