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  1. #1
    us
    May 2010
    Tampa Bay
    68

    Pictures of my fossils from the Peace River.

    Here's my stuff. No where near all of it, I have lots of other misc stuff like bones and such.

    Extinct Bison teeth


    Horse teeth (including 3 toed horse, early species of equis on bottom left but the chewing surface is not pictured)


    Cameloid teeth (the two on the right are camel)


    Capybara and tapir teeth (on right)


    Mostly Tiger Shark on left and extinct snaggle tooth shark on right


    Extinct Mako shark


    Pile of random sharks teeth


    Mammoth tooth(actually from a beach)


    Giant ground sloth tooth


    chewing surface of sloth tooth


    Not 100% sure of accuracy of all of the stuff, especially the incisors.
    -Darren

  2. #2
    us
    Apr 2009
    North Carolina
    537

    Re: Pictures of my fossils from the Peace River.

    Nice Hemi and Mako teeth. My favorite.

  3. #3
    us
    May 2010
    Tampa Bay
    68

    Re: Pictures of my fossils from the Peace River.

    Quote Originally Posted by Road Dog
    Nice Hemi and Mako teeth. My favorite.
    I think I have some even bigger Hemis, but I have to find them and put them in the frame.
    -Darren

  4. #4
    I want to start a new life with my valuable hunting knife.

    May 2007
    1,029

    Re: Pictures of my fossils from the Peace River.

    Nice teeth! I have always wanted to get scuba certified just so I could search for stuff like that!

    Chuck
    I want to start a new life with my valuable hunting knife.

  5. #5
    us
    May 2010
    Tampa Bay
    68

    Re: Pictures of my fossils from the Peace River.

    Quote Originally Posted by ohio
    Nice teeth! I have always wanted to get scuba certified just so I could search for stuff like that!

    Chuck
    This stuff is all from wading/screenwashing.
    -Darren

  6. #6
    us
    Feb 2008
    Florida
    302

    Re: Pictures of my fossils from the Peace River.

    Quote Originally Posted by ohio
    Nice teeth! I have always wanted to get scuba certified just so I could search for stuff like that!

    Chuck
    you dont have to get certified to dive the rivers, alot of the river divers I know have never been certified and they burn over 100 tanks a year, and dont have a problem getting them filled either

    Nice fossils, you have worn the Peace out huh?

  7. #7
    us
    May 2010
    Tampa Bay
    68

    Re: Pictures of my fossils from the Peace River.

    Quote Originally Posted by centfladigger
    you dont have to get certified to dive the rivers, alot of the river divers I know have never been certified and they burn over 100 tanks a year, and dont have a problem getting them filled either

    Nice fossils, you have worn the Peace out huh?
    If you mean am I ready for new challenges, then yes I am! I still have yet to find a perfect front Meg tooth. All of mine have chips or are brokes.

    Uncertified river divers? Wow, that's ballsy. That's the most dangerous environment around, isn't it? dark water, obstructions, gators, glass, snapping turtles. But I know that's how you find the best stuff.
    -Darren

  8. #8
    us
    Feb 2009
    Northcentral Florida
    1,066
    2 times

    Re: Pictures of my fossils from the Peace River.

    Ballsy? I'd call it foolish. It also puts in jeopardy anyone who is conned into filling the scuba tanks. Ah well . . . scuba-divers are like any subset of the population: some are prudent, some take unnecessary risks.
    “A man should keep his little brain attic stocked with all the furniture that he is likely to use, and the rest he can put away in the lumber room of his library, where he can get it if he wants it.”
    --Sherlock Holmes (Arthur Conan Doyle) in "The Sign of Four"

  9. #9
    us
    May 2010
    Tampa Bay
    68

    Re: Pictures of my fossils from the Peace River.

    Quote Originally Posted by Harry Pristis
    Ballsy? I'd call it foolish. It also puts in jeopardy anyone who is conned into filling the scuba tanks. Ah well . . . scuba-divers are like any subset of the population: some are prudent, some take unnecessary risks.
    Hi Harry! Mind taking a look at those teeth above, especially the incisors? I bet I got some of those ID's wrong. Check the cameloid and horse pics. Much appreciated!
    -Darren

  10. #10
    us
    Feb 2009
    Northcentral Florida
    1,066
    2 times

    Re: Pictures of my fossils from the Peace River.

    Quote Originally Posted by cthulhu
    Quote Originally Posted by Harry Pristis
    Ballsy? I'd call it foolish. It also puts in jeopardy anyone who is conned into filling the scuba tanks. Ah well . . . scuba-divers are like any subset of the population: some are prudent, some take unnecessary risks.
    Hi Harry! Mind taking a look at those teeth above, especially the incisors? I bet I got some of those ID's wrong. Check the cameloid and horse pics. Much appreciated!
    I think you've got the IDs correct. In the third image, the two teeth on the left appear to be Equus horse (a newly erupted cheek tooth and a well-worn incisor). Good work!

    Pictures of my fossils from the Peace River.-camelmandibularsymphysis.jpg

    “A man should keep his little brain attic stocked with all the furniture that he is likely to use, and the rest he can put away in the lumber room of his library, where he can get it if he wants it.”
    --Sherlock Holmes (Arthur Conan Doyle) in "The Sign of Four"

 

 

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