| Today Me and Roz hunted a spot around Dallas county, Texas
and a couple spots on way back. |
| The first spot was in an undeveloped part of the county
where the Eagle Ford formation is exposed.
Roz had the best luck here and found several Ptychodus shark teeth. |
Bottom of a hill
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Looking down
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A Metoicoceras ammonite cast showing inner chambers.
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| This particular spot used to have lots of ammonites
(in septarian nodules) but has been hunted out. |
Nothing here
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Nothing here
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| Along a dirt road Roz finds many Ptychodus
shark teeth! |
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| Along a dirt road we find a limestone layer but not sure if
it's the Kamp Ranch layer. The only thing we found were black carbon
nodules. |
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| After this we visited a cut that exposes the Austin
Chalk formation. Here you can really see the faulting. |
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| Along the way back I find an ammonite cast from the Woodbine
formation. |
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