Victor Perez
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Victor Perez posted a new activity comment 11 hours, 53 minutes ago
11 hours, 53 minutes ago11 hours, 53 minutes agoHi @sadie-mills! Looks like you’ve got a section of a dugong rib. The most common one in the Gainesville creeks is in the genus Metaxytherium.
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Victor Perez posted a new activity comment 4 weeks ago
4 weeks ago4 weeks ago@jeanette-pirlo you are correct. This is a dorsal spine of fish. These are commonly referred to as tilly bones or hyperostotic bones. Unfortunately, I can’t tell you what kind of fish.
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Victor Perez replied to the topic Need Help Help identifying a tooth in the forum What Is It? 1 month, 2 weeks ago
1 month, 2 weeks ago1 month, 2 weeks agoHi Rene, this is from an invertebrate. It’s either the part of a hinge of a clam or part of the feeding apparatus (called aristotle’s lantern) of a sea urchin. I’m sure with some photos from different angles, we could say which of the two it is.
@jbauer do you agree / can you tell which it is?
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Victor Perez posted a new activity comment 2 months ago
2 months ago2 months agoThe person I collected with requested that I don’t be any more specific about the location.
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Victor Perez posted a new activity comment 2 months ago
2 months ago2 months agoEither Rhinoptera or Myliobatis, so the best we can say is Order Myliobatiformes
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Victor Perez posted a new activity comment 2 months ago
2 months ago2 months agoAetobatus, Eagle Ray.
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Need to adjust the brightness and/or contrast. Any number of free image processing programs (usually one or more come with the phone or computer) can do that.
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Victor Perez posted a new activity comment 2 months ago
2 months ago2 months agoCarcharodon hastalis is correct. Preservation looks like the Eastover Formation, but it could be Calvert Formation.
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He is right, it does look like Eastover, but could be from Calvert. Age is Miocene (middle for Calvert, late for Eastover).
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Victor Perez posted a new activity comment 2 months ago
2 months ago2 months agoSand Tiger shark, genus Carcharias, Calvert Formation
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Lamniformes, Odontaspidae, Carcharias cuspidata, Miocene
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Victor Perez posted a new activity comment 2 months ago
2 months ago2 months agoSand Tiger shark, Carcharias, from the Calvert Formation
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Lamnifomes,Odontaspidae, Carcharias cuspidata, Miocene
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Victor Perez posted a new activity comment 2 months ago
2 months ago2 months agoH. serra is correct
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Victor Perez posted a new activity comment 2 months ago
2 months ago2 months ago@samantha-ocon John Nance is the collections manager at the Calvert Marine Museum. The fossils he uploaded were used for a paper published on megalodon evolution. All his uploads are verified.
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Oops! Thank you @VPerez!
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Victor it is Otodontidae not Lamnidae
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Victor Perez posted a new activity comment 2 months ago
2 months ago2 months agoCarcharocles megalodon is correct
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Victor Perez posted a new activity comment 2 months ago
2 months ago2 months agoCarcharocles megalodon is correct
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Victor Perez posted a new activity comment 2 months ago
2 months ago2 months agoCarcharocles megalodon is correct
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Victor Perez posted a new activity comment 2 months ago
2 months ago2 months agoCarcharocles megalodon is correct
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Victor Perez posted a new activity comment 2 months ago
2 months ago2 months agoCarcharocles megalodon is correct
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Victor Perez posted a new activity comment 2 months ago
2 months ago2 months agoMost likely, Carcharocles chubutensis but possibly a juvenile C. megalodon
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C. chubutensis
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Victor Perez posted a new activity comment 2 months ago
2 months ago2 months agoIt’s definitely mammal, and Matthew is likely correct that it’s a cetacean. The growth plate is fused on, so it’s from an adult.
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Victor Perez posted a new activity comment 2 months ago
2 months ago2 months agoThey could all be Carcharhinus, but the middle two are a little too worn down to be certain. The middle two could be from Negaprion (lemon shark).
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The top one appears to be a lower bull shark, the middle two are too damaged for ID, the bottom one is a lemon shark
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Thank for the great feedback! I’m getting a tad better on my IDing
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