Jurassic marine life ID

[RuMert]

Hi all, 

Would be great to have the following pieces ID'ed. Jurassic shallow water sea (Kimmeridgian-Tithonian, possible Hauterivian). Sorry for varnish. Thank you.

1. Large vertebra, that doesnt look like usual plesiosaur, weight 1,4 kg. If it is something terrestial, it would have high scientific value. Already asked for ID but didnt get many replies.

[RuMert]

2. Small vertebra, that doesnt exactly look to me like normal ichthyosaur (like the ones to the right)

[RuMert]

3. Bone fragment

[RuMert]

4. thought to be rib fragments, but possible jaw fragments

[RuMert]

5. Some strange deformed bone

[RuMert]

6. Something in matrix (doesnt look like belemnite)

[RuMert]

7.?

[Natalie81]

2 hours ago, RuMert said:

2. Small vertebra, that doesnt exactly look to me like normal ichthyosaur (like the ones to the right)

Maybe a shark vertebra? 

[Peto Lithos]

Not shark. I'm wondering why these don't look like icthyosaur vertebrae?

[Mike from North Queensland]

Based on the photos

1 - possible atlas vert ??

2 - Ichthyosaur vert

3 - possible cranial element ?

4 - Ichthyosaur rib

5 - Agree strange deformed 

6 - looks belemnite but need to see end for radiating pattern

7 - Fish jaw  

[RuMert]

Thanks, the small vert does look like Ichthyosaur but I had a little hope it came from a different, less common animal

[Natalie81]

24 minutes ago, RuMert said:

Thanks, the small vert does look like Ichthyosaur but I had a little hope it came from a different, less common animal

Are plesio and ichthyo so commonly where you search? If so, then you are a lucky men 

[RuMert]

Well, single Ichthyosaur verts are among the most common finds indeed, which is not surprising considering how many of them each animal had (180 or so). Unfortunately other bone material is much less common:(

[Peto Lithos]

I would treasure those verts, most places don't have very many of them.

[RuMert]

In contrast I've never seen meg or reptile teeth:) I am always glad to find verts but hope for somehing better.