Saturday, April 14, 2012

Fish teeth from Red Hill

The last piece I have to show you from Red Hill is this chunk of fossil hash. It is full of tiny fish teeth that I imaged with my Zorb Microscope/camera.

The sample

These are close ups of the teeth I found in the sample. For reference the width of the viewed are in each picture is about 9mm.




This appears to be a piece of bone. Same scale as above.

Red Hill is a road cut in north central PA that exposes part of the Catskill formation which is upper Devonian (Famennian stage) in age.

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