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Headed out to take a day trip to Big Brook, only to realize it was closed temporarily due to damage from the recent storms! Luckily, we did a quick reroute to Ramanessin Brook. While I had heard of Ramanessin, I had yet to hunt there, but after today it's become our number one stop in NJ! I've included our best/most intriguing finds from the day here. The ruler markings were drawn in using a ruler (that was printed on the side of a very large leveler that would've been impossible to include in the photos itself).

 

Enjoy!

 

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Shark Teeth

 

 

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I'm assuming a concretion with a shell imprint

 

 

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Front and back photos of either a mineral (mica?) or some fossilized collection of fauna or flora.

 

 

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The intriguing unknowns!

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Nice haul for a first time visit. That ray tooth looks to be a Myliobatoid.

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Great finds, especially for your first visit! Nice, eclectic mix of species.

 

Ram is one of my favorite Cretaceous spots in Monmouth. Always a good trip. 

 

ID's for your shark tooth finds:

 

Top Row:

 

1. Cretolamna appendiculata, 2. Squalicorax kaupi, 3. Archaeolamna kopingensis

 

Bottom Row

 

1. Archaeolamna kopingensis, 2-4. Scapanorhynchus texanus

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