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January 2019 Vertebrate Fossil Of The Month Poll


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January 2019 Vertebrate Fossil Of The Month Poll  

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    • 1. Associated Ichthyosaur vertebrae - Tithonian (Portlandian), Jurassic (152-145 mya) - Wimereux, France
      8
    • 2. Tesseraspis (jawless fish) armor element - Ohesaare Stage, Upper Reidoli, Upper Silurian (~417 mya) - Dauksiai Village, Joniskis District, Northern Lithuania
      2
    • 3. Ptyctodontid (placoderm) gnathal plate - Late Frasnian, Upper Devonian (382-372 mya) - Nikanciai Village, Siauliai District, Northern Lithuania
      0
    • 4. Redondasaurus (?) phytosaur tooth and associated (fish?) bone - Redonda Formation, Late Triassic (221-201 mya) - Quay County, NM, USA
      17
    • 5. Nothosaur (marine reptile) vertebra - Triassic (240-210 mya) - Baden-Württemberg, Germany
      3
    • 6. Bison sp. (likely Bison bison) - Pleistocene (2.6-.01 mya) - Collin County, TX, USA
      19
    • 7. Johnlongia sp. shark tooth - Toolebuc Formation, Albian, Cretaceous (113-100 mya) - Central Queensland, Australia
      3
    • 8. Saivodus striatus shark tooth - Blackhall Limestone, Scottish Lower Limestone Formation, Visean, Lower Carboniferous (336-326 mya) - Seafield, Scotland
      9

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Check the entries below carefully and cast your vote! PM me if you notice any errors with the entries.

 

The poll ends February 9th. Be sure to vote in our other FOTM poll, HERE

 

1. Associated Ichthyosaur vertebrae - Tithonian (Portlandian), Jurassic (152-145 mya) - Wimereux, France

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2. Tesseraspis (jawless fish) armor element - Ohesaare Stage, Upper Reidoli, Upper Silurian (~417 mya) - Dauksiai Village, Joniskis District, Northern Lithuania

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3. Ptyctodontid (placoderm) gnathal plate - Late Frasnian, Upper Devonian (382-372 mya) - Nikanciai Village, Siauliai District, Northern Lithuania

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4. Redondasaurus (?) phytosaur tooth and associated (fish?) bone - Redonda Formation, Late Triassic (221-201 mya) - Quay County, NM, USA

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5. Nothosaur (marine reptile) vertebra - Triassic (240-210 mya) - Baden-Württemberg, Germany

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6. Bison sp. (likely Bison bison) - Pleistocene (2.6-.01 mya) - Collin County, TX, USA

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7. Johnlongia sp. shark tooth - Toolebuc Formation, Albian, Cretaceous (113-100 mya) - Central Queensland, Australia

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8. Saivodus striatus shark tooth - Blackhall Limestone, Scottish Lower Limestone Formation, Visean, Lower Carboniferous (336-326 mya) - Seafield, Scotland

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