July 2012 Vertebrate Find Of The Month

[Cris]

We didn't have a ton of vertebrate entries this month, but some of the finds were still incredible. Vote for which one you think deserves to win.

The poll ends on August 8th. You can vote in our other poll HERE.

1. Baby Xiphactinus Fish Jaw - (Late Cretaceous Niobrara Formation) - KS, USA

2. Mammoth Jaw with Molars - (Pleistocene) - FL, USA

3. Unidentified Pipefish - (Late Miocene) - Crete island, Greece

4. Fish Fin - (Cretaceous) - Bedfordshire, England

5. Mosasaurus Hoffmanni Mosasaur Tooth - (Upper Cretaceous) - Belgium

6. 1 31/32" Hemipristis Shark Tooth - (Miocene) - NC, USA

[Terry Dactyll]

The Xiphactinus jaw is 'outstanding'...

[Xiphactinus]

They are all awesome, but you know where I had to vote.....

[Malcolmt]

All Great finds but one just calls out for my vote this month............

[Scylla]

Heck, I voted for two.

[astron]

Heck, I voted for two.

I have got them both...

[Paleoworld-101]

All very cool, but i had to go with #1.

I can't even find any vertebrate fossils here in Sydney