Oligocene Galeorhinids

[FossilsAnonymous]

Hey all, 

If anyone has any Oligocene Galeorhinids may you please post a picture? Also is there any record of them in the calvert formation of md? I know that’s Miocene but just a question.

Thanks, FA

[Al Dente]

1 hour ago, FossilsAnonymous said:

Hey all, 

If anyone has any Oligocene Galeorhinids may you please post a picture? Also is there any record of them in the calvert formation of md? I know that’s Miocene but just a question.

Thanks, FA

Galeorhinus is found in the Old Church Formation in Virginia, the River Bend Formation in North Carolina and the Chandler Bridge in South Carolina. The picture is from a publication on sharks and rays from the Chandler Bridge Fm.

[FossilsAnonymous]

21 hours ago, Al Dente said:

Galeorhinus is found in the Old Church Formation in Virginia, the River Bend Formation in North Carolina and the Chandler Bridge in South Carolina. The picture is from a publication on sharks and rays from the Chandler Bridge Fm.

Perfect, thanks.

[siteseer]

On 10/10/2019 at 3:01 PM, FossilsAnonymous said:

Hey all, 

If anyone has any Oligocene Galeorhinids may you please post a picture? Also is there any record of them in the calvert formation of md? I know that’s Miocene but just a question.

Thanks, FA

 

Galeorhinus is also known from the Early Oligocene of the Mainz Basin, Germany (Reinecke et al., 2001).  Galeorhinus is a triakid (Family Triakidae).

 

Galeorhinus is not known from the Calvert.  Mustelus, another triakid, is known, but rare, from the Calvert.

 

 

Reinecke T., H. Stapf. & M. Raisch,  2001.

Die Selachier und Chimären des unteren Meeressandes und Schleichsandes im Mainzer Becken (Alzey- und Stadecken Formation, Rupelium, Unteres Oligozän).

 

Translation: Sharks and Chimaeras from the Lower Meeressandes and Schleichsandes in the Mainz Basin (Alzey and Stadecken Formation, Rupelian, lower Oligocene).

[siteseer]

On 10/11/2019 at 8:05 PM, siteseer said:

 

Galeorhinus is also known from the Early Oligocene of the Mainz Basin, Germany (Reinecke et al., 2001).  Galeorhinus is a triakid (Family Triakidae).

 

Galeorhinus is not known from the Calvert.  Mustelus, another triakid, is known, but rare, from the Calvert.

 

 

Reinecke T., H. Stapf. & M. Raisch,  2001.

Die Selachier und Chimären des unteren Meeressandes und Schleichsandes im Mainzer Becken (Alzey- und Stadecken Formation, Rupelium, Unteres Oligozän).

 

Translation: Sharks and Chimaeras from the Lower Meeressandes and Schleichsandes in the Mainz Basin (Alzey and Stadecken Formation, Rupelian, lower Oligocene).

 

I neglected to complete the reference:

 

Reinecke T., H. Stapf. & M. Raisch,  2001.

Die Selachier und Chimären des unteren Meeressandes und Schleichsandes im Mainzer Becken (Alzey- und Stadecken Formation, Rupelium, Unteres Oligozän). Palaeontos 1.  Palaeo Publishing and Library vzw.  1-73.  Antwerp.

 

 

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