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Shark fossil from Cretaceous Lebanon

By -Andy-
July 6, 2020 in Fossil ID

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-Andy-

Posted July 6, 2020

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Posted July 6, 2020

Hi all, I have a shark fossil from Hakel, Lebanon that is unidentified

I presume it is of the Scyliorhinus genus. I was hoping someone would be able to tell me what species it is. It measures approximately 13 inches

Thank you

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Posted July 6, 2020

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Posted July 6, 2020

Im no help to you but it sure is a nice specimen!

RB

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Posted July 6, 2020

Greetings from the Lake of Constance. Roger

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Troodon

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Posted July 6, 2020

I always thought these were Paratriakis curtirostris but @oilshale is the expert

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