Cylindracanthus rectus, two unassociated rostra fragments
Bob Campbell Geology Museum Formation: Clinchfield Formation.
Cylindracanthus rectus, two rostral fragments
Bob Campbell Geology Museum Formation: Harleyville Formation.
Cylindracanthus rectus, five rotral fragments
Bob Campbell Geology Museum Formation: Harleyville Formation.
Eotrigonodon sp., one incomplete pharyngeal tooth
Bob Campbell Geology Museum Formation: Clinchfield Formation.
Eotrigonodon sp., two incomplete pharyngeal teeth
Bob Campbell Geology Museum Formation: Clinchfield Formation.
Cylindracanthus rectus, rostral fragment
Bob Campbell Geology Museum Formation: Tupelo Bay Formation.
Cylindracanthus rectus, fragments of four rostra
Bob Campbell Geology Museum Formation: Harleyville Formation.
Anomoeodus phaseolus, partial palatal tooth
Bob Campbell Geology Museum Formation: Peedee Formation.
Fish (Knightia sp.)
Bob Campbell Geology Museum 50 million years old; Formation: Green River Formation.
Fish (Knightia eocaena) herring
Bob Campbell Geology Museum 49 million years old; Formation: Green River Formation.
Sphyraena sp., three teeth
Bob Campbell Geology Museum Formation: Tupelo Bay & Harleyville Formations.
Cylindracanthus rectus, 13 rostral fragments
Bob Campbell Geology Museum Formation: Tupelo Bay & Harleyville Formations.
Knightia eocaena, death assemblage
Bob Campbell Geology Museum 49 million years old; Formation: Green River Formation.
Platylaemus cf. colei, left maxillary clental plate
Bob Campbell Geology Museum Formation: Clinchfield Formation.
Ray-finned fish (Cylindracanthus rectus), rostrum fragment
Bob Campbell Geology Museum Formation: Tupelo Bay Formation.
Fish (Gosiutichthys sp.)
Bob Campbell Geology Museum 52 million years old; Formation: Green River Formation; Donated: H. Abercrombie.
Porcupinefish (Diodon sp.) 4 upper and 4 lower beaks
Bob Campbell Geology Museum Formation: Coastal plain deposits.
Rhacolepis buccalis, extinct fish
Bob Campbell Geology Museum 110 million years old; Formation: Santana Formation.
Gar-like fish (Belonostomus comptoni)
Bob Campbell Geology Museum 110 million years old; Formation: Santana Formation; Donated: R.S. Campell.
Seahorse (Hippocampus ramulosus) in shale
Bob Campbell Geology Museum 20 million years old; Formation: Messinian Formation; Donated: Bob and Betsy Campell.