Posted: 10/25/2016 7:30:32 PM EDT
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is this a fossil? I found it laying in my yard.    |
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Quoted: Where are you in NC? What's it's heft like? If I found something like that in tidewater VA, I'd say, "whale bone." I have tons of it. My advice: go to www.thefossilforum.com It's like ARF for paleontology hobbyists. Like this one  |
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I'm in Wilmington, I have found fossilized vertebrae on the beach before, ,but I live about 10 miles inland. Like this one http://i1358.photobucket.com/albums/q761/Seanquigley1/CDA9DEEA-DA22-4FB3-985E-9916D5CC6D02_zpslw7kuyvo.jpg Quoted:
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Where are you in NC? What's it's heft like? If I found something like that in tidewater VA, I'd say, "whale bone." I have tons of it. My advice: go to www.thefossilforum.com It's like ARF for paleontology hobbyists. http://i1358.photobucket.com/albums/q761/Seanquigley1/CDA9DEEA-DA22-4FB3-985E-9916D5CC6D02_zpslw7kuyvo.jpg I'm going with whale bone. Wilmington is a very fossiliferous area. Even inland. Along with shark's teeth, whale ribs are pretty common. What's the size of that vertebra? Looks like a nice fish vert. |