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Worn Vert From Nsr, Possible To Id?


JimTh

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Went on a trip to Texas for work recently. Took some coworkers to the Ladonia park. Of course, one of them finds a vert and an ammonite. I had to settle with one whole and one partial Mosasaur tooth. :D

Realizing it's pretty worn, can anyone put a name to this for her?

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It's a Mosasaur vert, nice find------Tom

Grow Old Kicking And Screaming !!
"Don't Tread On Me"

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At only about a CM wide, it's a very small mosasaur vertebra. Isn't Ladonia (SE Fannin Co., NE Texas - I've been enjoying your origin-myth on TV) in the lower Taylor Group, like the Ozan Fm.? That'd be about middle Campanian. It could be a post. tail vert. of the small mosasaurine mosasaur Clidastes propython, which does occur in that area.

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That's an inch ruler, my friend! Notice the fractions.

Thanks for the responses. She's quite excited and I'm jealous.

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+1 m.c.v.

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