HomeThese fossils are from the Cromer forest bed. Any ideas what they are?
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Fossils from Norfolk.
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Kosmos- Pre-cambrian
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Pic1 is ???
Pic two is a vert of some sort.
Pic three is a Beaver(?) Incisor.
Pic two is a vert of some sort.
Pic three is a Beaver(?) Incisor.
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1 is definitely a multicusped tooth, and will either be shark or fish
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Number 2 is almost flat, and is domed. You can see the concaved side in the picture... I don't think it is a vertebraKosmos wrote:Pic1 is ???
Pic two is a vert of some sort.
Pic three is a Beaver(?) Incisor.
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Yes, after looking again the texture definitely isn't bone, it looks more like the cross section through a shell or a concretion
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