Here is a part of the fossils i heritated, from the department of Charentes Maritimes, in the South-West of France. Most are from the Kimmerigian and of the Cenomanian. I had help for their identification, and i thanks the people of that forum who helped me.
But i found some by my own, so i could be wrong. Any correction is welcome.
(I am sorry for some images are bad, i tried to replace them with better ones but i didn't find how.)
But i found some by my own, so i could be wrong. Any correction is welcome.
(I am sorry for some images are bad, i tried to replace them with better ones but i didn't find how.)
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By Mikrogeophagus · Posted
I think you need to name this one “the thinker”
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By Brian James Maguire · Posted
Im not sure jay thats why i didn't label it, it could very well be composita
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By Jeffrey P · Posted
Thanks for your input. After further research, I've concluded that this is Ischyrhiza mira, but a lateral tooth, not a spine.
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By Anomotodon · Posted
This one was published (Anhangueria indet.) See Sokolskyi, 2023.
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By Anomotodon · Posted
Update: A is Cretolamna sp., the rest are Archaeolamna ex. gr. kopingensis. See Sokolskyi & Guinot, 2021.
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By Anomotodon · Posted
Update: Synechodus kessleri. See Sokolskyi & Guinot, 2021.
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By Anomotodon · Posted
Update: Synechodus dispar. See Sokolskyi & Guinot, 2021.
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By Anomotodon · Posted
Update: Cretoxyrhina vraconensis, not Dwardius. See Sokolskyi & Guinot, 2021.
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