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Fossildude's Late Triassic Lockatong Formation Fossils

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Fossildude's Late Triassic Lockatong Formation Fossils

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Fossils from the Late Triassic (Rhaetian) Lockatong Formation,

Newark Basin, Newark Supergroup: North Bergen NJ.

AKA: Granton Quarry.

These were all self collected.

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Triassic coelacanth

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Complete Coelacanth.

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NJ Coelacanth

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Articulated Diplurus newarki skull

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Diplurus newarki skull

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Coelacanth Skull

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Diplurus newarki - Late Triassic coelacanth

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Small Diplurus newarki skull

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Lockatong fish partial

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Reptile or fish coprolite

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Fish plate

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Another skull

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Diplurus partial

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Estheria ovata

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Front half of coelacanth

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Skull,.... part and counterpart

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Coelacanth Upper Triassic

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Possible Reptile bones?

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Partial Diplurus newarki

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Another coelacanth

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Fish bits

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Close up of coelacanth body, negative

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Triassic fish skeleton

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Partial Coelacanth

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Close up of Coelacanth Skull

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Diplurus Skull with Reconstruction image

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Front half of Coelacanth

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Another 1/2 Coelacanth

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Unidentified fish Skull

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Partial coelacanth

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Skull and dorsal

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Coelacanth

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Reconstruction

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Partial coelacanth. (Juvenile?)

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Partial Coelacanth

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Another coelacanth.

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Triassic coelacanth

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Triassic Fish bits

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Parts is Parts...

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Mortality plate

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Disarticulated coelacanth bits.

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Diplurus newarki operculums

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Diplurus newarki bones

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Diplurus newarki caudal fins

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Partial Triassic coelacanth

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Another partial fish

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Late Triassic fish

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Interesting Triassic fish fossil

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Close up of Exploded Diplurus skull

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Close up of Coelacanth body, positive

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2 Comments

izak_

izak_

Posted January 18, 2018

Awesome collection of coelacanths, @Fossildude19! are these guys in one particular layer or..?

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Fossildude19

Posted January 18, 2018

54 minutes ago, Foozil said:

Awesome collection of coelacanths, @Fossildude19! are these guys in one particular layer or..?

Thanks, Izak.

They are actually in quite a few layers, but the G-3 Layer is where they are most abundant.

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