Unidentified Sarcopterygian? skull plate.

Some impressive specimens there! Way to go, Tim. Congrats. 

Wow, thats awesome Tim! Did Paul or Dave id it for you? I ask because it looks like the same material on that partial skull that Paul found at Red Hill - which I believe was Hyneria.

6 hours ago, JimB88 said:

Wow, thats awesome Tim! Did Paul or Dave id it for you? I ask because it looks like the same material on that partial skull that Paul found at Red Hill - which I believe was Hyneria.

No, I was really just guessing, but it could be Hyneria. 

I showed the pic of the ones I found to Dave who just got back to me - he would only say its a sarcopterygian skull plate (the same with the teeth.)  So theres a couple of possibilities. Though Hyneria is more likely do to the size in my opinion.

3 hours ago, JimB88 said:

I showed the pic of the ones I found to Dave who just got back to me - he would only say its a sarcopterygian skull plate (the same with the teeth.)  So theres a couple of possibilities. Though Hyneria is more likely do to the size in my opinion.

Jim,

Paul says it may be part of a Eusthenodon skull. 

That's another possibility as well.