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From the album: Reptile Fossils
Beak fragment of a toothless Pterosaur. Possibly from Alanqa saharica. Location: Kem Kem beds, Morocco Age: Cenomanian, Late Cretaceous© Olof Moleman
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Hi all, This little tooth from the Kem Kem beds was sold to me at a low price. The seller told me it was a pterosaur tooth. Is this correct? If so, is it possible to tell the species? (I know that Kem Kem species ID is incredibly hard, so I do expect a 'no' on this... BUT, you never know!) I can always make more pictures if needed. Thanks in advance for your answers! Max
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Hi all, This is my 2,5cm pterosaur tooth that I got for Christmas. I do not doubt that it is from a pterosaur, but I don’t know any information. The previous owner said it is from Africa. I really would like to know the specie,could anyone help me? Thanks for the help.Tell me if you need more pictures.
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I found this clip online. It claims to show some sort of pterosaur, and by the looks of it, a tapejarid. It seems like it couldn't be a bird, or any other creature. It has a tall, rounded off crest, rounded wing tips(showing that this was most likely not modeled), a short tail, and short legs. Any idea if this could in any way be real?
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The attached paper describes a diverse pterosaur assemblage from the late Maastrichtian of Morocco that includes not only Azhdarchidae but the youngest known Pteranodontidae and Nyctosauridae. The fossils described come from the upper Maastrichtian phosphates of the Ouled Abdoun Basin, in northern Morocco http://journals.plos.org/plosbiology/article?id=10.1371/journal.pbio.2001663
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From the album: North Sulphur River Texas
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From the album: North Sulphur River Texas
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Pterosaur or Enantiornithine coracoids?
D.N.FossilmanLithuania posted a topic in General Fossil Discussion
Dear Guys, I have found three coracoid bones in flintstone that are about 0,5 cm length and made the cavities of them by needle. There are two versions about these fossil ID in my opinion- enantiornithine bird or pterosaur (pterosaur is more possible because the lower wider part of bones is not very wide as in almost all birds and the pterosaur, e.g. ornithocheiridae coracoid shape is very similar!). If these are pterosaur coracoid bones they should belong to small species (maybe rhamphorhynchoids), if small bird bones- they should be very primitive, probably early Cretaceous and I do not know any birds with this shape except Enantiophoenix (Enantiophoenix coracoid is even little wider and the bone cavity is very small, not so big as in my specimens). Please help to identify these remains by the coracoid form in pterosaurs, primitive birds or even tiny dinosaurs. Any help will be appreciated! Best Regards Domas
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I've got this one fossil that I'm not quite sure how to classify it... It\s supposed to be a fossil Pterosaur tooth found in Kem Kem Beds of Morocco.... 1.75" long... However, it doesn't match any of my Pterosaur teeth... Or Crocodile, or Spinosaurus... Is it some sort of fish tooth? Thanks in advance, more pics if needed...
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From the album: Pterosaur Dorygnathus Teeth & Bones from Jurassic Lias - Holzmaden/Germany
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From the album: Pterosaur Dorygnathus Teeth & Bones from Jurassic Lias - Holzmaden/Germany
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From the album: Pterosaur Dorygnathus Teeth & Bones from Jurassic Lias - Holzmaden/Germany
Size ~ 3,6 cm© Trahho
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From the album: Pterosaur Dorygnathus Teeth & Bones from Jurassic Lias - Holzmaden/Germany
© Trahho
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From the album: Pterosaur Dorygnathus Teeth & Bones from Jurassic Lias - Holzmaden/Germany
© Trahho
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From the album: Pterosaur Dorygnathus Teeth & Bones from Jurassic Lias - Holzmaden/Germany
© Trahho
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From the album: Pterosaur Dorygnathus Teeth & Bones from Jurassic Lias - Holzmaden/Germany
© Trahho
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From the album: Pterosaur Dorygnathus Teeth & Bones from Jurassic Lias - Holzmaden/Germany
© Trahho
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From the album: Pterosaur Dorygnathus Teeth & Bones from Jurassic Lias - Holzmaden/Germany
© Trahho
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From the album: Pterosaur Dorygnathus Teeth & Bones from Jurassic Lias - Holzmaden/Germany
© Trahho
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From the album: Pterosaur Dorygnathus Teeth & Bones from Jurassic Lias - Holzmaden/Germany
© Trahho
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From the album: Pterosaur Dorygnathus Teeth & Bones from Jurassic Lias - Holzmaden/Germany
© Trahho
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From the album: Pterosaur Dorygnathus Teeth & Bones from Jurassic Lias - Holzmaden/Germany
© Trahho
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From the album: Pterosaur Dorygnathus Teeth & Bones from Jurassic Lias - Holzmaden/Germany
© Trahho
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Hi, Saw this 'Pterosaur claw' for sale (first time i have seen something like this for sale) and would like to know if this is the correct id or if it is something else (i believe it might be fish but wanted to ask the experts). It is 1.3 inches long (3.3cm) and is from the Kem Kem. Thanks.
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Hi guys, a couple of bones here I'd like a little help with please:
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