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Jaekelotodus trigonalis ? from Kazakhstan, Mangyshlak,
Brett Breakin' Rocks posted a topic in Fossil ID
Hi There, I just wanted to confirm that I think (?) these are examples of the large Sand Tiger shark from the Chattian. Jaekelotodus trigonalis ? ... This time period is not one I'm yet familiar with. Though, it is in a similar area to where the O. auriculatus I just received was found. Mangystau (Mangyshlak), Kazakhstan The preservation in this area is poor but the teeth are much larger. You can see the cusps have been worn down/away @Al Dente Cheers, Brett -
Hi guys, I wondered if anyone knew the species I assume they are from the mangyshlack peninsula 1. 2. on the right could be isurolamna inflata?
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From the album: Cretaceous Shark Teeth
Albian age Protolamna cappettai from Kolbay, Kazakhstan -
From the album: Cretaceous Shark Teeth
Albian age Protolamna cappettai from Kolbay, Kazakhstan -
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From the album: Cenozoic Sharks
A transitional Otodus from Aktulagay, Kazakhstan. -
From the album: Cenozoic Sharks
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From the album: Cenozoic Sharks
This tooth shares characteristics of Otodus mugodzharicus, but there's a twist: it was found in the locality of Tushbair that produces teeth dating back to the lower Bartonian; much younger than when Otodus mugodzharicus would have swam the Earth's oceans. Possibly a megalolamna ancestor? -
From the album: Cenozoic Sharks
This tooth shares characteristics of Otodus mugodzharicus, but there's a twist: it was found in the locality of Tushbair that produces teeth dating back to the lower Bartonian; much younger than when Otodus mugodzharicus would have swam the Earth's oceans. Possibly a megalolamna ancestor? -
From the album: Vertebrates
Coccolepis socialis Gorizdro-Kulzycka 1926 Upper Jurassic Karatau Kazakhstan -
Shark and ray teeth from Tushbair, Mangyshlak, Kazakhstan
almach posted a topic in General Fossil Discussion
Five photos of teeth from Tushbair, Kazakhstan, middle Eocene. 1. Usakias wardi 2. Notorhynchus kempi 3. Alopias hermani 4. Isurolamna inflata 5. Burnhamia woodwardi- 9 replies
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Your saying did I read the Topic correctly? Uzbekistan? Where is that? Is that a country? Dinosaurs were there? Well yes to all those questions. First: where is it? well its in Central Asia next to Turkmenistan, Tajikistan and Kyrgyzstan. I'm sure that clarifies the locality In case your still scratching your head here is a map of the region On the map all of the Dinosaurs in this post come from the Kyzyl Kum Desert. I highlighted the area on the map with two red lines. The area is quite difficult to collect but if you dare quite productive for Dinosaur fossils and meteorites.
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This specimen recently came into my possession with little information. There was a label that said "near Mangyshlak, Kazakhstan". I did some searching and I see nothing like this coming from Kazakhstan. I know there a number of crab experts on this forum so I was wondering if anyone recognizes this specimen. The concretion is like a sandstone. Looks porous. Also, it would not surprise me that the concretion was shaped into a concretions as there are chisel marks on the outside. The matrix looks soft enough to be shaped. However, I can't be sure. Any help is appreciated.
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This fossil sample has come from Kazakhstan~ Could you identify this fossil?
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I found this thing together with many pieces of Cretaceous petrified wood. I take it to my home, because of its interesting form. Niw i am trying to know what is it, but can not find any similar pictures. What it could be? I found it in Kazakhstan. Thank you!
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Hi! I found some pieces of petrified wood of Cretaceous Period, and same time found some fossile that has not typical structure for wood. It looks like fingerprints or something. I think that it is bone. Could somebody tell me what is this, and if it is bone - what animal it was belong to? It was found in Kazakhstan. Sorry for my english and thank you! Triangle "Knife" form from sideview Macrophoto of fossile stricture
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Lit.: Roksana Skrzycka (2014): Revision of two relic actinopterygians from the Middle or Upper Jurassic Karabastau Formation, Karatau Range, Kazakhstan, Alcheringa: An Australasian Journal of Palaeontology, DOI: 10.1080/03115518.2014.880267
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Traveling to Kazakhstan - Astana - Anyone been there?
fossilguy posted a topic in General Fossil Discussion
Hello everyone! This may be a stretch, but I am out of options, so posting this question here: I am heading to Astana Kazakhstan (the capital) in a week. I know there are TONS of fossils coming in from that country, like the cool transitional otodus teeth, but am having a tough time finding an exact spot/group to actually do a fossil hunt. Another problem, is I'm only going to be in Astana, and it's a HUGE country. I am looking for a place that is a day trip away. At this point I am simply looking for rock and mineral shops in Astana, but can't find any -
Dear Forum members, I have been extending my permian cephalopod collection in the past weeks, but I think that some of the genus and species are incorrect. Unfortunately I see similar looking cephalopods on the internet with different names, and I can't find good descriptive catalogues of all these permian cephalopods from Kazakhstan and Timor. Therefore I was wondering on which papers you base your identification. Thanks in advance, Sander
