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Fossils of The Northeastern New Jersey

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Fossils of The Northeastern New Jersey

The Fossils in this album are from the northeastern New Jersey,,,Such as trackways,Fish and others.

Album created by njfossilhunter
Updated February 25, 2017
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Late Triassic Shale.....Lockatong Formation...Probable Fish Coprolite 38mm x 9mm

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Late Triassic Shale ...Lockatong Formation... Probable Fish Coprolite 38mm x 9mm

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Rhynchosauroides. sp ?

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Bergen County Quadrant

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- Orthoconic Nautiloid
  
  By Mark Willard · Posted 11 hours ago
  
  Wow! That is absolutely super cool!
- Orthoconic Nautiloid
  
  By Bobby Rico · Posted 11 hours ago
  
  Stunning piece, nice job of polishing it too.
- Productid Brachiopod
  
  By Brian James Maguire · Posted 14 hours ago
  
  Oh i will indeed ! Glad you enjoy my work
- Orthoconic Nautiloid
  
  By Brian James Maguire · Posted 14 hours ago
  
  Thank you ! Its one of my favourites also
- Productid Brachiopod
  
  By Shellseeker · Posted Wednesday at 08:03 PM
  
  I thoroughly enjoy the somewhat unique merge of a fossil hunter and an artist. Keep them coming..
- Fish Amia sp. Eocene Texas
  
  By Jaybot · Posted Monday at 03:43 AM
  
  WOW that is tiny!!
- Squalicorax falcatus
  
  By Bobby Rico · Posted September 12
  
  Stunning tooth, very rich colour like mahogany.
- Squalicorax falcatus
  
  By Jaybot · Posted September 12
  
  Thank you!
  
  Yep, they do have that unique look
- Squalicorax falcatus
  
  By dinoshark · Posted September 12
  
  Nice find! Almost looks like a Sphyrna hammerhead tooth
- Odocoileus virginianus m3 Molar
  
  By Jaybot · Posted September 10
  
  I hadn't really considered that. I'll have to research on if Mule Deer are known as fossils in Kansas.

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