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Carboniferous Westphalian -A Oddity For Id


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Hi all have this for Id from my carboniferous fish site i must say im not at all sure on this but my thoughts are maybe shrimpish or maybe tooth ( of which Im even less sure)

so any thoughts or ideas appreciated , size of specimen is 3mm in length around 1.5mm wide

so small

best regards

Chris

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this is of a slightly younger species

Ahh thank you JimB88 thats great ! a new species to add to my site

thats a nice specimen too thanks for posting that, what age and species is that one Ceratodus ? Cretaceous ?

thanks again and best regards

Chris

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It says Triassic but doesnt list the species.

ah thanks Jim thats interesting

best regards

Chris

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I'd vote for a fish skull element or scale of some type.

Neat find, Chris.

Bigger pics, may help narrow it down.

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I'm not entirely convinced it's a lungfish tooth plate. Can you provide larger images?

Hi Carl you may be right on this Im not to certain myself

sorry for late reply

I will post larger pictures

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I'd vote for a fish skull element or scale of some type.

Neat find, Chris.

Bigger pics, may help narrow it down.

Regards,

Hi Tim I agree Im not sure of lung fish tooth now

sorry for lat reply was working overtime

I will post larger pics

best regards

Chris

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No worries Chris!

Glad to see you got out a bit.

Cheers!

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Hi Carl and Tim here are larger pics as promised

last pic is of jaw piece and associated tooth found today after splitting the same rock as other object I posted

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Jeez... I'm stumped. I still doubt lungfish, but I would buy fish tooth, maybe chondrichthyan. But maybe even crustacean.

Thanks Carl ill have to do some more research , Ive also emailed Dr jenny Clack to see if she can help

thanks again

best regards Chris

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Hi all Ive had a reply from Jenny she thinks this might be a brachiopod shell fragment

which i must say I hadnt considered

sorry Roz for not replyingto your input

and sorry guys to bring back an old thread

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Good to know! I hadn't thought of that either. The thread is not old unless it's over a million in my eyes! :D:P

Thanks for the update!

Welcome to the forum!

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Ah, makes sense.

I hadn't thought of that either.

Hmmm.

Thanks for the update, Chris - good to know. :)

Cheers!

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