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Vertebrate material is much less common in Central Texas than other parts of the state. These were all found in Hays, Travis, Bell and Comal Counties.
Mosasaur Tooth
Mosasaur Tooth
Mosasaur Vertebra
Mosasaur Vertebra
Mosasaur Russellosaurus sp.Â
Mosasaur Russellosaurus sp.Â
Reptile Coniasaurus sp
Reptile Coniasaurus sp
Eagle Ford Formation
Reptile Coniasaurus sp.
Reptile Coniasaurus sp.
Austin Chalk Formation
Unknown Reptile Tooth
Unknown Reptile Tooth
Austin Chalk Formation
Unknown Jaw
Unknown Jaw
Austin Chalk Formation
Turtle Bone
Turtle Bone
Glen Rose Formation
Fish Pycnodont Teeth
Fish Pycnodont Teeth
Glen Rose Formation
Fish Pycnodont Teeth
Fish Pycnodont Teeth
Glen Rose Formation
Fish Tooth Amia sp.
Fish Tooth Amia sp.
Fish Tooth Lepisosteiforme
Fish Tooth Lepisosteiforme
Unknown Fish Tooth
Unknown Fish Tooth
Fish Pachyrhizodus sp.
Fish Pachyrhizodus sp.
Fish Enchodus sp.
Fish Enchodus sp.
Unknown Fish Tooth
Unknown Fish Tooth
Unknown Fish Tooth
Unknown Fish Tooth
Fish Amia sp.
Fish Amia sp.
Unknown Fish Tooth
Unknown Fish Tooth
Unknown Fish Tooth
Unknown Fish Tooth
Buda Formation
Unknown Fish Tooth
Unknown Fish Tooth
Fish Vertebra Icthyodectes
Fish Vertebra Icthyodectes
Glen Rose Formation
Fish Vertebra
Fish Vertebra
Walnut Formation
Vertebra
Vertebra
Walnut Formation
Fish Vertebra
Fish Vertebra
Fish Vertebra
Fish Vertebra
Fish Vertebra
Fish Vertebra
Unknown Denticle
Unknown Denticle
Glen Rose Formation
Unknown Denticle
Unknown Denticle
Glen Rose Formation
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