Trilobites collected during 2 trips to La dominelais - south or Rennes - Brittany - France
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By ClearLake · Posted
This is just a very nice looking little bryozoan! Good job!
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By Cris · Posted
Interesting! I checked the FLMNH vert paleo database and it does seem that they began labelling new early Pleistocene Glyptotherium as G. texanum sometime after that paper was published as well. I guess it's time to change my labels on some fossils. I appreciate the heads up.
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By CDiggs · Posted
I thought arizonae was synonymized with texanum?
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/284001819_Ontogeny_and_Sexual_Dimorphism_of_Glyptotherium_texanum_Xenarthra_Cingulata_from_the_Pliocene_and_Pleistocene_Blancan_and_Irvingtonian_NALMA_of_Arizona_New_Mexico_and_Mexico
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By Cris · Posted
A beautiful little glyptodont osteoderm! I'm not familar with what species existed in Texas during the late Pleistocene, but this looks a lot like the early Pleistocene Glyptotherium arizonae that we find here in Florida.
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