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Scale or tooth microfossil, please help tiwh ID
D.N.FossilmanLithuania posted a topic in Micro-paleontology
Dear Guys, I recently found one scale or tooth microfossil that is quite similar to ptilodont mammal molar. This remain is only 2 mm length and it also can be shark or actinopterygian scale. The remain is found in Dauksiai village, Joniskis district, Northern Lithuania. The same remain I found several years ago in Cretaceous spongiolite erratic in Varena town, South Lithuania so the age of this remain should similar. The microremain has oblique grooves in all the surface. Please help to identify this fossil. Any help will be appreciated! Best Regards Domas- 2 replies
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- 2 mm length
- joniskis district
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Thanks for taking a look. I found this in SW Oklahoma in the actual river bottom of the Red River in an area of gravel. I also found many bone fragments totally unidentifiable but this specimen caught my attention as it was like nothing else I found. Its Solid and heavy for its size. I wish I could give more info but this is all I know. Thanks Again.