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Marine Reptiles Fragment Tooth?


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In the spot, where I found this specimen I was already bones and teeth of fish and sharks.

Size: 3mm height,4mm width

Age: Early late Jurassic -Oxford.

Location:Around Zakrzówek.

Specimen slightly formulated.

Photo:

Top tooth:

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http://www.upic.pl/pics/862430zz.jpg

Front tooth:

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http://www.upic.pl/pics/281390zz1.jpg

Party unveiled a bit at the liquid:

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http://www.upic.pl/pics/180495zz2.jpg

Page worst maintained, partly seated in the rock:

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http://www.upic.pl/pics/158943zz3.jpg

Best wishes

Daniel Napieraj

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This is not mosasaurus.My specimen from Jurassic.

More photos:

http://www.upic.pl/pics/238954zas4.jpg

http://www.upic.pl/pics/818310zas3.jpg

http://www.upic.pl/pics/806477zas2.jpg

Top tooth:

http://www.upic.pl/pics/458147zas.jpg

The specimen sits still partially in the rock is fragmented, live is somewhat different.

Ichthyosaurus tooth?

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Hello

I'm sorry to say this but the rock you collect looks vulcanic.

I'm no expert so I could be wrong.

Jeroen

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Hello

I'm sorry to say this but the rock you collect looks vulcanic.

I'm no expert so I could be wrong.

Jeroen

This sedimentary rock limestone flint.

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