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Montbrook Site Fossils

From the Florida Museum of Natural History (FLMNH), this collection dates from the late Miocene or early Pliocene epoch, which makes the fossils about 5 to 5.5 million years old.

  

These fossils belong to the FLMNH. My job is to pick thru large quantities of sometimes very small granular matrix resembling sand. I use a microscope to search for the tiny fossils and separate the finds into little containers to be passed on to the Museum.

 I photograph the interesting and unusual specimens using the DinoXcope camera. 

 For more information about this very fossil rich site in Florida, please visit; Montbrook Fossil Dig – Florida Museum of Natural History

fish jaw
fish mouth plate
MB-FishPharyngealTeeth
MB-Alligator2
Lagodon-sp.-Pinfish-tooth
Mantis-shrimp
MB-9-20-NatrixVt
Anuran-ilium
cricetid-tooth
MB-Dasyatis
Claw-probable-turtle
MB-Mobula-hypostoma
Triggerfish-tooth
partial-wrasse-tooth-plate
Fish-teeth
Fish-pharangeal-teeth

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