A fish barb found by Vaclav Marsovsky. The bone is elongate and whitish, the darker brown barbs (rounded) projecting off of it.
A multituberculate molar found by Eric Campbell. The roots are a whitish brown, and the dark enamel on top is divided into four prominent rows.
A (probably) amphibian vertebra found by Jolinda Botha. The bone is brown / black and it has a compressed hourglass shape.
A set of three fossils, all found by Matthew Rhodes. In the top right is a dark, roughly rectangular tooth with the dark enamel facing up; this is a rodent molar. In the bottom middle is a long, curved tooth with dark enamel on the front end and lighter brown dentine on the back; this is a rodent incisor. On the middle right is a set of roughly three whitish teeth embedded in another fragment of bone; this is a lizard jaw fragment.
On November 23rd we had our last fossil sorting session of 2025!
Our sessions are going to start up again in 2026 - check out albertapaleo.org/events/fossi... for more details!
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