Hey guys I wanted to show my updated collection, I am really proud of it. For the ID key, I will leave it below. Lmk if you have any questions, misidentifications, or suggestions!

Fossil Shelf Key

First Shelf

Back Left: Plesiosaur Paddle Bone (Lower Jurassic - Dorset, England)
Back Middle: Odocoileus virginianus Leg (Pleistocene - North Florida)
Back Right: Cleoniceras (Cretaceous - Mahajanga Region, Madagascar)

Front Left: Carcharocles megalodon Tooth (Miocene - Pliocene of South Carolina)
Front Right: Spinosaurus Tooth (Late Cretaceous - Kem Kem Basin, Morocco)


Second Shelf

Back Left: Mammuthus primigenius Hair (Pleistocene - Taimyr Plateau, Siberia, Russia)
Back Left: Mammut americanum Bone Beads (Pleistocene - Florida)
Back Middle: Mammut americanum Bone (Pleistocene - Florida)
Back Right: Petrified Wood (Triassic - Ambilobe, Madagascar)

First Case: Amber with Insect (Eocene - Kaliningrad, Russia)
Second Case: Pterosaur Tooth (Late Cretaceous - Kem Kem Basin, Morocco)
Third Case: Canis latrans First Molar - M1 (Pleistocene - North Florida)
Fourth Case: Raptor Claw and Finger Bone (Late Cretaceous - Kem Kem Basin, Morocco)
Fifth Case: Triceratops Tooth (Cretaceous - Hell Creek Formation, South Dakota)
Sixth Case: Trichechus manatus Tooth (Pleistocene - Orange County, Florida)
Seventh Case: Macrochelys suwanniensis Phalanx (Pleistocene - North Florida)

Front Left First: Ursus speleous Tooth (Pleistocene - Carpathian Mountains, Romania)
Front Left Second: Megalonyx jeffersonii Tooth (Pleistocene - North Florida)
Front Right: Oreodont Jaw (Oligocene - White River Formation, South Dakota)


Third Shelf

Back Left: Acanthoceras (Cretaceous - Agadir, Morocco)
Back Middle: Trilobite Trail - Bottom Left of Slab (Ordovician - Erfoud, Morocco)
Back Right: Acanthoceras (Cretaceous - Agadir, Morocco)

Middle First: Douvilleiceras mammilatum (Upper Cretaceous - Mahajanga Province, Madagascar)
Middle Second: Reedops (Devonian - Atchana, Morocco)
Middle Third: Plesiolampas (Paleocene - Mahajanga Region, Madagascar)
Middle Fourth: Cleoniceras besaiei (Middle Cretaceous - Mahajanga Region, Madagascar)

Front Left: Coprolite (Morrison Formation - South Eastern Utah)
First in Line: Hebertella (Ordovician - Hermitage Formation, Tennessee
Second in Line: Cleoniceras (Cretaceous - Mahajanga Region, Madagascar)
Third in Line: Gastropod (Ordovician - Eva, Tennessee)
Fourth in Line: Zygospira (Ordovician - Eva, Tennessee)
Fifth in Line: Zygospira (Ordovician - Hermitage Formation, Tennessee)
Sixth in Line: Shark Tooth (Miocene to Pliocene - Myrtle Beach, South Carolina)
Seventh in Line: Shark Tooth (Miocene to Pliocene - Myrtle Beach, South Carolina)
Eighth in Line: Shark Tooth (Miocene to Pliocene - Myrtle Beach, South Carolina)
Ninth in Line: Belemnite (Cretaceous - Madagascar)
Front Right: Mosasaurus Tooth (Late Cretaceous - Oued Zem, Morocco)


Fourth Shelf

Back First: Pseudemys (Holocene - North Florida)
Back Second: Exogyra ponderosa (Late Cretaceous - New Albany, Mississippi)
Back Third: Ginkgo adiantoides (Paleocene - Sentinel Butte Formation, Morton County, North Dakota)
Back Fourth: Hesperotestudo (Pleistocene - North Florida)

Middle Left: Zarafasaura oceanis Tooth (Late Cretaceous -  Khouribga, Morocco)
Middle Right: Fish (Eocene - Green River Formation, Wyoming)

Front First: Petraster (Upper Ordovician - Kataoua Formation, Morocco)
Front Second: Clam (Late Jurassic - Sakaraha, Tulear Province, Madagascar)
Front Third: Three Equus Teeth (Pleistocene - North Florida)
Front Fourth: Acrocyathus (Middle Mississippian - Nashville, Tennessee)
Front Sixth: Orthoceras (Devonian - Atlas Mountain Range, South Morocco)


Fifth Shelf

Back Middle: Crinoid (Ordovician - Eva Tennessee)

Middle Left: Basilosaurus Vertebrae (Upper Eocene - Western Sahara, Morocco)
Middle Center: Alligator mississippiensis Vertebrae (Pleistocene - North Florida)
Middle Right: Crinoid Jar (Ordovician - Eva, Tennessee)

Front Left: Tyrannosaurus rex Bone Fragment (Late Cretaceous - Hell Creek Formation, South Dakota)
Front Right: Gastropod (Ordovician - Eva, Tennessee)

My Updated Fossil Collection