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  1. Crazyhen

    Chinese Coelacanths

    This pair of coelacanths is from Luoping, Yunnan. Is it a Luopingcoelacanthus species? It measures about 28cm in length.
  2. Some trilobites I have from Guanshan Biota: Breviredlichia granulosa Undescribed Redlichia sp. Juvenile R. yunnanensis A pair of unpreped B. granulosa.
  3. YXWYX

    Breviredlichia granulosa

    Breviredlichia granulosa, ZHANG & LIN in YIN & LEE 1978, from lower Cambrian, Series 2, Stage 4, Wulongqing Formation (Guanshan Biota), Yunnan Province, China.
  4. Ruger9a

    Plant leaf ID request

    Good evening folks. I have an unidentified fossil plant from Yunnan (suspect), China and is lacking any additional information. The plant leaf/stem section is 30mm wide x 35mm tall. Hoping someone in TFF knows what it is.
  5. One of World's Largest Freshwater Fish May Be First Official Extinction of 2020 By Stephanie Pappas, Live Science, January 07, 2020 https://www.livescience.com/chinese-paddlefish-extinct.html This enormous ancient fish is officially extinct By Eva Frederick, Science, Jan. 7, 2020 https://www.sciencemag.org/news/2020/01/enormous-ancient-fish-officially-extinct The paper is: Zhang, H., Jarić, I., Roberts, D.L., He, Y., Du, H., Wu, J., Wang, C. and Wei, Q., 2020. Extinction of one of the world's largest freshwater fishes: Lessons for conserving the endangered Yangtze fauna. Science of The Total Environment, 710, p.136242. https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0048969719362382 Yours, Paul H.
  6. I once in awhile check out the auction sites just to see what is posted. I do buy things once in awhile but very rarely. Today I was checking out some fossil fishes from china. Lots of the common fish, Lycoptera davidi being posted. All looked really good! Too good! I used that magnifier thingy and took a closer look. To me it was painfully obvious that the fins were painted. Buyer beware!!! and good luck RB
  7. Le Quoc

    Help IDing tooth from China

    Hello everybody! I got those tooth from the seller in China. There are 2 tooth from Miocene - Gansu, and 1 jaw come from Harbin river bank - Heilongjiang province. But the seller don't have label for them. Wondering if anyone can identify it. Thanks, Le
  8. Ruger9a

    Tooth ID confirmation requested

    Good morning folks. I am requesting confirmation or correction assistance concerning this tooth described as Konobelodon(?) tooth, Miocene from the Linxia Basin of China. I am wondering if it could be a Amebelodon, Platybelodon or Choerolophodon. Help please.
  9. Ruger9a

    Trilobite ID help

    Hello folks. I am considering a purchase and would like to know it this fossil is as described. It listed as Remopleurides species trilobite? It's from Jingxi, China.
  10. Good evening folks. I just received an order of fossils from China and haven't opened it yet. Took it out of my mailbox with a rag (which I immediately threw away) and put the package in a large baggie. The fossils did not come from an infected location but I have no idea about the shipping trail / process. The only thing I know about viruses is to avoid people and things that might have been exposed. Am I being overly concerned?
  11. I went to a construction site near a big lake (Dian lake 滇池) at Kunming, China (Although this city is famous for Cambrian fossil) This place is going to construct some apartments. A lot of workers pass by without realizing they are trace fossil. it's geological map is: from https://www.osgeo.cn/map/m02db the location is around: from IOS's map So it suppose be from Quaternary, right? (but I am not sure if lake trace fossil can produce trace fossil like below) And I found some trace fossil: and some other stuff i am not so sure: and last picture is ripple mark If it is from the lake, that would be a nice vacation place in summer!
  12. Ruger9a

    China Trilobite ID request #8

    Another VERY small trilobite.
  13. Ruger9a

    China Trilobite ID request #7

    This trilobite is only about 5mm in length.
  14. Ruger9a

    China Trilobite ID request #6

    Here is my number 6 unidentified trilobite. My photography skills are very limited, but if you need clearer photos let me know. Thanks in advance.
  15. Ruger9a

    China Trilobite ID request #5

    Good morning. Here is the fifth in my series of eight unidentified trilobites. Yes, the usual lack of additional information precludes me providing any ....:/
  16. Ruger9a

    China Trilobite ID request #4

    Again, I have nothing in my notes on this Trilobite except "China". Help.
  17. Ruger9a

    China Trilobite ID request #3

    I have nothing in my notes on these except "China". Help.
  18. Ruger9a

    China Trilobite ID request #2

    This is the second from my unidentified draw. It comes (Yichang???), Hubei, China. It's from the Ordovician(?) period. This is a negative of the Trilobite.
  19. Ruger9a

    China Trilobite ID request #1

    Hello folks. I've been digging through my "unidentified" draw again and came across eight Trilobite requiring identification. I cannot seem to locate my documentation, so, I am humbly requesting your help once again. The information I do have on this Trilobite is it comes from Yunnan, China and is from the Cambrian period. It measures 25mm x 17mm.
  20. Attached find a paper that eescribes a new theropod, Yunyangosaurus puanensis based on a fragmentary specimen recovered from the Middle Jurassic Xintiangou Formation of Chongqing, southwestern China. It shares several features uniquely with some megalosauroids https://www.nature.com/articles/s41598-019-56959-x
  21. MarcoX

    Chinese Reptile

    Dear Forum I acquired this fossil today from a Gentleman, who is collecting fossils since many years and bought it in the 80s or 90s. As far as he remembers is the fossil originally from china. Would be very interested to know the species and any other information.
  22. Hello, I was offered a couple of fossils and this is the second one to the previous keichousaurus post. It’s a fossil frog, genus Liaobatracus, from early Cretaceous, Yixian formation, Liaoning province, China, exported in the 80s. 20 cm. Any ideas whether it’s a genuine piece. These are the best photos I was able to get. Best wishes
  23. Hello all, i was offered this keichousaurus and was wondering if someone has an idea if it’s authentic, judging from the photos only. The seller describes it as museum quality. And it’s supposed to be seven inches. These are the best photos I was able to get. It is supposedly from China from an old collection exported in the 80s. Best wishes
  24. thejavelinman

    Oviraptor eggs

    Hi All, hope everyone had a great Christmas. I hope someone can help, I recently received a quantity of egg shells, originating from China. They are from Oviraptor supposedly. My question is that some have nodes, others have ridges, some have something in between. Is this just something that differs from individual to individual or from species to species? A search on Google images show a selection of both nodes or ridges so I am none the wiser.
  25. An interesting web page on fake trilobites. Fake Trilobites, American Museum of Natural History https://www.amnh.org/research/paleontology/collections/fossil-invertebrate-collection/trilobite-website/the-trilobite-files/fake-trilobites Yours, Paul H.
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