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I got to go into the basement at the Indiana State Museum. Check out these photos!!!

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Updated October 25, 2009
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Mammoth Ribs Fossil

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Crinoid!!!

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- Oreodont Skull
  
  By Fitch · Posted 1 hour ago
  
  Thanks!
- Oreodont Skull
  
  By Danielb · Posted 1 hour ago
  
  Nice oreodont, I saw that for sale and was wondering who purchased it.
- Unknowns
  
  By Jaybot · Posted Monday at 03:18 PM
  
  Ah that seems likely. I wasn't suggesting it was mammal, I was just commenting on the enamel texture of developing teeth.
  I'm not very good at stating what I mean, should have read what I wrote before I clicked 'submit comment'
- Caturus furcatus AGASSIZ, 1834 - picture under UV light
  
  By oilshale · Posted Monday at 01:51 PM
  
  It's a 360 - 365nm 50W LED chip with a UG1 UV pass filter.
  I use the LED chip for two things:
  Preparation under UV light and
  in Solnhofen searching for fossils on the heap pile (in the dark).
- Caturus furcatus AGASSIZ, 1834 - picture under UV light
  
  By NickG · Posted Monday at 01:12 PM
  
  This is very cool! What wavelength is your lamp?
- Unknowns
  
  By ThePhysicist · Posted Sunday at 06:44 PM
  
  Thanks, I'm fairly sure A is not a mammal, my best guess at the moment is a germ Thescelosaurus premaxillary tooth.
- Odocoileus antler base in hand.jpg
  
  By old bones · Posted Sunday at 12:26 PM
  
  Thank you!
- Left Astragalus.png
  
  By old bones · Posted Saturday at 03:05 PM
  
  This has been identified as a Camelid left astragalus.
- Taxocrinus stuertzii FOLLMANN, 1887
  
  By Jaybot · Posted Friday at 07:11 PM
  
  Stunning!!!
- Unknowns
  
  By Jaybot · Posted June 21
  
  Disclaimer: I know virtually nothing about theropods
  However, some still developing mammal molars I have found have similar texture to A.
  Always neat seeing what y'all pull out of the Hell Creek fm. Thanks for sharing, and great album (and photos!).

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