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i got this at a market and forgot to ask what it is, i know the one on the right is a nautilus i just dont know about the left one

Is there a good way to determine which animal this vertebrae might be from?

Found this in material that was mostly stuff from Late Eocene digging near Summerville SC.

Looks like a shark tooth but has a root like a mammal.

Maybe a squalodon or something similar?

Quite small though.

I’m trying to identify this tooth. It was found near Williston Florida.

I saw these pictures posted in a rock collecting Facebook group and am struggling to figure out what this is. Poster said it was found in Moab, UT.

Found in a Montana wheat field, hard as a rock.

Unfortunately I don't remember exactly where, I've been to a number of places that sort of merge together in my head, so the best I can offer is 'somewhere north of London, England', but that I did find them by a river.

The pictures I attempted to take with a plain background ended up really grainy because of lighting so sorry about that.

Pretty sure but seeking more expertise.

My dad found this about 20ish years ago on Fort Carson in Colorado, when he was doing some dirt work. I can’t remember what it is and my kids are asking now.

It’s definitely old!

Found in a creek in Indiana

Can anyone help identify what I found off the Tennessee river?

Found on Ft Myers Beach. It’s about 6-8 inches. Anyone know if this is a dolphin tooth or something else?