Some nicer finds from my time out looking for Pennsylvanian aged fossils.
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By LSCHNELLE · Posted
It's hard to see that it's a Ptychodus. But, I would agree that it was digested.
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By Jaybot · Posted
Nice format and imagery! Thanks for sharing
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By Josesaurus rex · Posted
Don't worry, it was just to know which one you had used. I googled it and I've seen it. I'll keep that in mind if I ever see that skeleton.
Thank you very much for everything. Best regards
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By izak_ · Posted
I'm no expert on these, but the size sounds about right. R. fluitans grows longer if grown aquatically so they can reach that size. It may not be a liverwort but the forking growth habit of your specimen reminded me a lot of them.
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By paleoflor · Posted
Thanks for the suggestion! I had to look up Riccia.
The image height of the photo above is about 8 cm; does that help?
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By Bobby Rico · Posted
Well thats very cool. Congratulations
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By Fossildude19 · Posted
Amazing find, Tim!
You must be pleased with that one!
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By izak_ · Posted
Interesting, could it be a liverwort? It reminds me of the genus Riccia in terms of growth habit and structure.
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