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Hello! Help please with identification. Western Ukraine. It could be from neogene, paleogene, cretaceus, I dont know for sure...
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Hello! Is it rays teeth and if its possible to identify them? Probably, paleogene or cretaceus. Thanks!
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Hello! Help with id, please. It was found in Western Ukraine, probably, paleogene or cretaceus. Thanks!
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Hello! Help, please. What it could be - tooth, bone, sharks dermal denticles...? Western Ukraine (Neogene/Cretaceus). Thanks in advance!
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Hello! Help with identification please. Western Ukraine (Neogene or Cretaceus). Which bone it could be anf drom which animal? Thanks in advance!
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Hello! I found them in Western Ukraine. Help, please, with identification. Are they Gastropoda moluscs? Which type of replacement it is? And from which period it could be (I found fossils in this place from Neogene and Cretaceus)? Thanks in advance!!!
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Hello! Help with identification, please. Western Ukraine. Neogene/Cretaceus. Thanks
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Hello! Help with id, please. Is it part of bone..? It was found in Western Ukraine, neogene or cretaceus. Thanks
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Hello! Help please with ID. This tooth I think from Neogene, but coukd be also from Cretaceus. Thanks!
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Hi to All! Help please with identification of this fossil. It must be or from Neogene or Cretaceus. Thanks in advance!
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Hello! Help please with identification of these fossils. I understand that a lot of them are not identyfieble, but may be not all :-) Thanks in advance!
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Hello! Help please with identification if its possible. Width of square - 5 mm. Thanks!
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As with so many fossils from the Ediacaran, it is not certain to which phylum they belong. According to Fossilworks, Cyclomedusa belongs to Cnidaria. From Wikipedia: "Cyclomedusa was originally thought to be a jellyfish but some specimens seem to be distorted to accommodate adjacent specimens on the substrate, apparently indicating a benthic (bottom-dwelling) creature. The markings do not match the musculature pattern of modern jellyfish. The fossils have been conjectured to represent a holdfast for some stalked form — possibly an octacorallian, or something else entirely."
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From the album: Vertebrates
Pattenaspis rogalai (Balabai, 1962) Early Devonian Dniester Formation Usteczko, Volyno-Podolia Ukraine -
According to Hagadorn et al., Tirasiana coniformis might be a synonym of Aspidella terranovica Billings, 1872. Lit.: MacGabhann, B. A. (2007) Discoidal fossils of the Ediacaran biota: a review of current understanding. Geological Society, London, Special Publications, 286, 297-313, 1 January 2007, https://doi.org/10.1144/SP286.21
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From the album: Pebbles with fossils of moraine deposits Dnieper glaciation (Point 2).
Brachiopoda -
From the album: Pebbles with fossils of moraine deposits Dnieper glaciation (Point 2).
Brachiopoda -
From the album: Pebbles with fossils of moraine deposits Dnieper glaciation (Point 2).
Horn coral -
Baltoeurypterus tetragonophtalmus (Fischer, 1839)
oilshale posted a gallery image in Member Collections
From the album: Invertebrates
Baltoeurypterus tetragonophthalmus (Fischer 1839) Silurian Smotrych River Kamianets-Podilskyi Ukraine -
From the album: Albian vertebrates of Ukraine
Tiny pterosaur tooth from Kanev Albian. This tooth is strongly labio-lingually compressed, has no carinae and has a developed pulpar cavity, typical pterosaur tooth characteristics. Scalebar 5 mm. -
From the album: Sharks from other locations
Callovian Hybodus sp. from Trakhtemirov, Kanev region, Ukraine. -
From the album: Albian vertebrates of Ukraine
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From the album: Invertebrates
Tirasiana coniformis Palij, 1976 Ediacaran Karachiivtsi Ukraine -
From the album: Dinosaurs and Reptiles
Eocene Kyiv suite, Lutetian-Bartonian. Personal find. 3 fused scutes: C1,2 - costal scutes, N - neural scute, R- rib. Approximate position of the specimen is shown on the diagramm. -
From the album: Albian vertebrates of Ukraine
Elasmosaurid (?) tooth
