Chinese Fossils, Possible Woolly Rhino Tooth and Others

[Granth]

Hello friends.

It's been a while since my last post and I wanted to share with you my new acquisitions and, better yet, help me confirm the identification of these specimens.

 

 

1: The place of origin is Liaoning, China.

 

 

2: The place of origin is Yunnan, China. naraoia?

 

 

3: The place of origin is Yunnan, China. Isopyx minor?.

 

 

4: The last and my favorite (although a bit fragmented). The place of origin is Harbin, China.

 

 

I appreciate the ID. They are not the best specimens, but I love these pieces.

 

 

Edited March 3, 2023 by Granth

[Fossildude19]

The fish is a Lycoptera davidi.

Lower Cretaceous.

[rocket]

jaw is rhino, they are named as Coelodonta antiquitatis, nice one.

here part of a jaw from this animal, China

 

 

[Granth]

10 minutes ago, rocket said:

jaw is rhino, they are named as Coelodonta antiquitatis, nice one.

here part of a jaw from this animal, China

 

 

 

I suspected that it might belong to a rhinoceros. Thank you very much for the confirmation!

[Granth]

13 hours ago, Fossildude19 said:

The fish is a Lycoptera davidi.

Lower Cretaceous.

 

Thank you very much, now I can classify it for sure.

[rocket]

I do not think it is Naraoia, has some dots on it and looks a little bit different to the one I had

 

do you know this wonderful album at TFF (not mine , great great stuff!)

 

Chengjiang/Guanshan Biota Collection - The Fossil Forum

 

 

 

Edited March 3, 2023 by rocket

[Granth]

25 minutes ago, rocket said:

I do not think it is Naraoia, has some dots on it and looks a little bit different to the one I had

 

do you know this wonderful album at TFF (not mine , great great stuff!)

 

Chengjiang/Guanshan Biota Collection - The Fossil Forum

 

 

 

I had not seen that album, it is something impressive. thank you!

[Hyaena]

Rhino teeth are well identified - they have very thick enamel, you have an excellent specimen Coelodonta