Had a fun time looking for beach fossils despite an insanely low tide with no waves. This made looking for fossils difficult as there were new muddy sandbars piled up on the beach front.
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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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