Victor Perez @vperez
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1 day, 1 hour agoVictor Perez posted a new specimen in the group Nebraska Badlands from the myFOSSIL appVictor Perez has contributed a new specimen to myFOSSIL!
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1 day, 1 hour agoVictor Perez posted a new specimen in the group iDigFossils Rattlesnake Creek Dig from the myFOSSIL app
Victor Perez has contributed a new specimen to myFOSSIL!
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1 day, 1 hour agoVictor Perez posted an image in the group iDigFossils Rattlesnake Creek Dig from the myFOSSIL app
Took a friend to Rattlesnake Creek yesterday and found a few things #fossil
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1 day, 2 hours agoVictor Perez joined the group Paleo Pics
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1 day, 2 hours agoVictor Perez joined the group Nebraska Badlands
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6 days, 1 hour ago
It looks like you’ve got some fenestrate bryozoans and some horn corals. I’m not sure what you’ve got in the second photo, perhaps some kind of worm trace fossil.
Best,
Victor
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1 week agoVictor Perez replied to the topic Fossil Scale Caloosahatchee Formation (?) Florida Pliocene/Pleistocene in the forum What Is It?
Yup, you are correct. You’ve got a gar scale from the family Lepisosteidae.
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1 month, 1 week ago
Looks like they may be cephalopods, more specifically they appear to be orthoceratoids.
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1 month, 3 weeks agoVictor Perez posted an image in the group Belgrade 2018 from the myFOSSIL app
Campers sorting fossils from Belgrade! #event #method
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1 month, 3 weeks agoVictor Perez joined the group Education and Outreach
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2 months agoVictor Perez joined the group iDigFossils Thomas Farm Dig
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2 months agoVictor Perez posted an image in the group iDigFossils Rattlesnake Creek Dig from the myFOSSIL app
All the rain washed some of the sand away, exposing the in situ layer #collectionsite
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2 months agoVictor Perez posted an image in the group iDigFossils Rattlesnake Creek Dig from the myFOSSIL app
Gainesville’s famous waterfall! #collectionsite
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2 months agoWayne Thompson and Victor Perez are now friends
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2 months ago
This one is probably Myliobatis or Rhinoptera, but it’s almost impossible to distinguish between the two from isolated fragments. So I don’t think you can get past Myliobatidae for the ID on this one, unfortunately.
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2 months ago
Hey Bill. Minor correction, the species name is spelled chubutensis.
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2 months ago
Hey Hunter. These are called belemnites. They’re from the Cretaceous Pee Dee Formation.
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2 months ago
@rboessenecker can you ID this tooth?
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Hi all – this is not a phocoenid, but instead appears to be a eurhinodelphinid dolphin. cf. Eurhinodelphinidae
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2 months ago
Carcharhinus upper lateral tooth
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2 months ago
Bony fish vertebrae, class Osteichthyes
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He’s smiling because his teeth are made to eat Oreos hence Oreodont. JK fam! XD