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Mawsonia skull parts


Yasmin95

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 Hey y'all, 

I have some part, probably, Mawsonia. I think the third thing in the top is an angular. The last thing, i think, is the top part of a skull but not from mawsonia but another fish like. 

 

Can someone tell me if I am looking in the right direction?

 

Oh, the distance between the 4 linea is 1 cm each.

Thank you :look:

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Thanks, could not do that on my phone. But now the description is different. The first one is angular. 

The last one on the top row is from a different fish.

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Well it definitely looks like fish at least. Do you perhaps know if any of these are associated?

 

Some reference for Mawsoniids. Though These seem to be different bones.

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It is from the KemKem beds of Morocco. So it is probably around 100 million years old. 

 

I dont know of they are associated. They came in a box with a lot of different bones. I thought it looked like the angular from the paper about Mawsonia, early cretaceous of south Brazil.

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