One of the fossil groups on Facebook informed me that this could be a mammoth tooth fragment. Maybe?

Maybe some dermal ossical?

I agree with @mackenzie-smith looks like a dermal scute of some kind.

I agree guys. Looks like a scute fragment to me. Cool little find, thank you guys for the responses!

Alligator scute

for my education what’s a scute?

@Adam-Frey, scutes are the hardened, thickened bumpy armor pieces on the backs of animals like gators, turtles, and armadillos.

Hi, @Kelsi-Hamblin, do you think you could update the taxonomy to reflect that it is an alligator scute?

Would like to see the other side. From what I see so far, it looks like turtle shell, could be alligator but from the side I see there is no indication of that. Alligator (and crocodile) scutes have large pits on the dorsal side which is distinctive. See: Specimen 60952 The difference with a crocodile scute is that a crocodile scute doesn’t…[Read more]

I’ve updated this post a little. Thank you guys for the input!

This is a piece of bone but I am unsure if I can identify it further. Any input @vperez or @jeanette-pirlo?

Looks like it could be a tortoise spur

It’s not a tortoise spur. It may be a process off of a vertebra but I can’t really say much with certainty on this one.

This is a tough one to identify. Thank you guys for the input 👍

Hi @kelsi-hamblin. Do you think you could update the taxonomy of this specimen?

@samantha-ocon I would guess its a Meg. I’ll do some research and update if I can nail it down