Aust microfossils through camera microscope

Hey been a while since I have posted but I have a few preped Aust fossils from a while ago I haven't posted:
ID's would be cool
(All 20x zoom)
piece of bone I found:

teeth:




broken bone fragments:

poo(Coprolite)


scale:


Cheers, Strathian

The one marked as a scale looks more like coprolite to me, but that might just be the lack of depth of field, otherwise nice
Is this with one of the £35 ish usb camera microscopes?

macrocephale wrote:The one marked as a scale looks more like coprolite to me, but that might just be the lack of depth of field, otherwise nice
Is this with one of the £35 ish usb camera microscopes?

yea mines a Bresser cost me £30 from lidd

I'm probably going to get something like that after uni- although at the moment I can use the uni's brand new £1000+ camera microscope , the difference clear -my pics are on here
The first picture with the coin is just my normal camera through a hand lens, the rest are from the microscope- the ruler is in 1mms!

yea. I just wanted to take close up pics of microfossils and didn't want to blow my budget. you could can get better ones then mine all over the place but they will cost up to £20 more for the same microscope else were so I got mine almost as cheap as you can first hand.

Aparently tho i have not tried it: scanning micro fossils with a regular flat bed scanner works well. Has anyone tried that or gota scanner to give it a go?

It'd probably only work if the fossils were smaller than the depression in the scanner itself where the paper goes, so Aust stuff might be a little to big.. If I ever dig mine out from under a pile of Moroccan stuff I might give it a go

Those teeth are great, nice finds!