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Vertical wall by Earthquake Dinosaurs from the GigaPan Fishbed Aug 2012 by Earthquake Dinosaurs
This current vertical wall has sediment bedding and fish-scale orientation to suggest the wall was a horizontal bedding surface. This bedding surface is nearly perpendicular to the planar fishbed exposed lower in the cliff.
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Pillow Basalts? 2 by Earthquake Dinosaurs from the GigaPan Fishbed Aug 2012 by Earthquake Dinosaurs
Another area with what appears to be potential pillow basalts.
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Pillow Basalts? by Earthquake Dinosaurs from the GigaPan Fishbed Aug 2012 by Earthquake Dinosaurs
This is one area that appears to have a potential pillow basalt structure.
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Footprint? Grallator? by Earthquake Dinosaurs from the GigaPan Fishbed July 21 Trial 2 by Earthquake Dinosaurs
Potential fossil footprint
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Coprolite by Earthquake Dinosaurs from the GigaPan Fishbed July 21 Trial 2 by Earthquake Dinosaurs
White element in brown limestone is likely coprolite.
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Grey/Green Sandstone by Earthquake Dinosaurs from the GigaPan Fishbed July 21 Trial 2 by Earthquake Dinosaurs
This layer is actually grey/green, so colour correction may be of interest.
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Grey Mudstone by Earthquake Dinosaurs from the GigaPan Fishbed July 21 Trial 2 by Earthquake Dinosaurs
Grey mudstone, channel-like shape, under green massive sandstone layer.
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Basalt Top by Earthquake Dinosaurs from the GigaPan Fishbed July 21 Trial 2 by Earthquake Dinosaurs
This is the top of the North Mountain Basalt... and appears to be a true bedding plane for the grey mudtone and sandstone layers above.
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Shovel and Notebook by Earthquake Dinosaurs from the GigaPan Fishbed July 21 Trial 2 by Earthquake Dinosaurs
Green handle to blade tip = 1 metre
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Erosional debris by Earthquake Dinosaurs from the GigaPan Fault - Eastern Pinacle Island by Earthquake Dinosaurs
Recent erosional debris from black-layer above.
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Black Layer by Earthquake Dinosaurs from the GigaPan Fault - Eastern Pinacle Island by Earthquake Dinosaurs
Black-layer under basalt, with basalt? clasts.
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Paleotalus by Earthquake Dinosaurs from the GigaPan Fault - Eastern Pinacle Island by Earthquake Dinosaurs
Paleotalus or rubblized-Basalt. ?
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Paul's Lunchbag by Earthquake Dinosaurs from the GigaPan Fault - Eastern Pinacle Island by Earthquake Dinosaurs
Lunch and water in a plastic grocery bag.
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Base of Channel? by Earthquake Dinosaurs from the GigaPan Fault - Eastern Pinacle Island by Earthquake Dinosaurs
The top of the grey layer is obviously planar, but the bottom surface looks like it might be a chanel cut. Looks like fine grain mud-rich sandstone below.
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Torn strata by Earthquake Dinosaurs from the GigaPan Fault - Eastern Pinacle Island by Earthquake Dinosaurs
A lens shaped section of strata shifted slightly down on right relative to bedding on far left. On far right shows sections of bedding within interfault zone.
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Bedding by Earthquake Dinosaurs from the GigaPan Fault - Eastern Pinacle Island by Earthquake Dinosaurs
Visible bedding in the grey (green?) sandstone or limestone (?).
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Fault by Earthquake Dinosaurs from the GigaPan Fault - Eastern Pinacle Island by Earthquake Dinosaurs
Another fault in the Blomidon Formation, with movement down on the right a small amount (approximately 30 cm).
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Fault by Earthquake Dinosaurs from the GigaPan Fault - Eastern Pinacle Island by Earthquake Dinosaurs
Lower edge of the fault zone in the Upper Blomidon Formation, just below the contact with the North Mountain Basalt.
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North Mountain Basalt by Earthquake Dinosaurs from the GigaPan Fault - Eastern Pinacle Island by Earthquake Dinosaurs
The North Mountain Basalt overlies the fault contact with the underlying Blomidon Formation.
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Shovel = 1 m by Earthquake Dinosaurs from the GigaPan Fishbed - July 21 Test by Earthquake Dinosaurs
Green handle to tip of blade.
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Join the discovery by Earthquake Dinosaurs from the GigaPan Fishbed - July 21 Test by Earthquake Dinosaurs
Web address and invitation...
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Exposed contact with Fish-Bed by Earthquake Dinosaurs from the GigaPan Fishbed - July 21 Test by Earthquake Dinosaurs
This is where a small portion of erosional debris was removed to expose the contact above the fish bed.
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hybodont shark tooth by Earthquake Dinosaurs from the GigaPan Help Find Fossils in real Research Sample by Earthquake Dinosaurs
hybodont tooth fragment
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Fish Scale by Earthquake Dinosaurs from the GigaPan Help Find Fossils in real Research Sample by Earthquake Dinosaurs
Nicely visible semionotid? fish scale.
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Dog Hairs by Earthquake Dinosaurs from the GigaPan Help Find Fossils in real Research Sample by Earthquake Dinosaurs
A couple of hairs from the dog in the research lab.
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Bone fragments by Earthquake Dinosaurs from the GigaPan Help Find Fossils in real Research Sample by Earthquake Dinosaurs
Two bone fragments, at top and bottom
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Terrestrial tooth by Earthquake Dinosaurs from the GigaPan Help Find Fossils in real Research Sample by Earthquake Dinosaurs
Looks like a curved conical tooth.
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Tooth? by Earthquake Dinosaurs from the GigaPan Help Find Fossils in real Research Sample by Earthquake Dinosaurs
Possible tooth, brown in centre.
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Bone Fragment? by Earthquake Dinosaurs from the GigaPan Help Find Fossils in real Research Sample by Earthquake Dinosaurs
Might be bone or scale?
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Fin ray fragment by Earthquake Dinosaurs from the GigaPan Help Find Fossils in real Research Sample by Earthquake Dinosaurs
Online suggestion = Hybodont shark tooth.
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Two Islands, at Wasson Bluff by Earthquake Dinosaurs from the GigaPan Five Islands Provincial Park. Nova Scotia, Canada by Ralf Pickart
This is the larger of the two islands that are located at Wasson Bluff, near Parrsboro Nova Scotia.
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