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  1. Can anyone confirm this temnospondyl amphibian is Sclerocephalus häuseri? Thanks in advance. Unprepared about 70 to 80% complete fossil from the Permian of Germany. Geological Time Scale Eon: Phanerozoic Era: Paleozoic Period: Permian Sub Period: None Epoch: Early Stratigraphy Glan Group Meisenheim Formation Odernheimer and Jeckenbacher Subformations Biostratigraphy Odernheimer Bank, Humberg Bank, Jeckenbacher Bank
  2. rocket

    5406_Palaeoniscus_Quirnbach

    From the album: Permian fossils from Rheinland-Pfalz, sw-Germany

    A really nice and fantastic preserved Palaeoniscus from an old site, Quirnbach in Rhino-Palatina. Size is around 16 cm. Normally you do not find them in this condition with supergreat fins and scale. We found one, not in the field, in an old collection. And are happy to have it!
  3. JamieLynn

    Dimetrodon Bone Permian Texas

  4. Real specimens? Thanks Captorhinus jaw Triceratops tooth and bone dinosaur Edmontosaurus tooth and tendon
  5. rocket

    5662_Uronectes

    From the album: Permian fossils from Rheinland-Pfalz, sw-Germany

    another Uronectes from Pfeffelsbach near Kusel in unusual preservation from the side with all legs, antenna and nice details
  6. rocket

    5651_Uronectes

    From the album: Permian fossils from Rheinland-Pfalz, sw-Germany

    a rare small syncarid arthropode from the lowest permain (Rotliegendes) Pfeffelbacher Schichten Pfeffelbach near Kusel. Size is approx. 2.5 cm including antenna, incredible preservation...
  7. Krauklis

    Permian plants of Russia

    The fossils of these two ginkgophyte species come from the Koshelyovskaya Formation, located near Mazuyevka, Perm Krai. The sediments in the area are 276 million years old, which corresponds to the middle part of the Kungurian age of the Permian period. Psygmophyllum expansum Psygmophyllum intermedium
  8. rocket

    5419_Rhabdolepis_HoferHof

    From the album: Permian fossils from Rheinland-Pfalz, sw-Germany

    a big and rare Rhabdolepis from a closed site. Found long time ago... Length is around 28 cm, thats a big one. Rhabdolepis is very uncommon and today impossible to find
  9. Here’s a fun one. I found this tooth in some glacial deposits in NW Missouri, and these said deposits are known to have ‘Pleistocene’, ‘Cretaceous’, and ‘Permian’ animals…. which does not make fossil ID easy . In my opinion, this is a fish tooth due to the lack of carinae. However could it be a reptile tooth despite this? I’ve never found anything like before, so I’m a bit helpless with fish teeth If fish tooth, what kind? Thank you!
  10. Krauklis

    Zeglud Syodon

    The skull of this animal was found in the village of Zeglud, in the Udmurt Republic (Russia) by the local kids, back in ~2008. They later gave this skull to their school's principal. After some time, a man studying at the Udmurt State University saw this skull and brought it into the university's museum. Years later, the skull was extracted from the rock and identified as that of an undescribed species of Syodon. The latest news are from 2019, and the papers about the specimen were supposed to be published in 2020, but as of yet, nothing has seemingly been published. Photos by Alexander Bakayev.
  11. ThePhysicist

    Sphenacodontid tooth

    From the album: Permian

    Undetermined sphenacodontid posterior tooth, possibly Secodontosaurus?
  12. ThePhysicist

    Amphibian palate

    From the album: Permian

    Amphibian palatal bone with teeth.
  13. rocket

    5414_Elonichthys_HoferHof

    From the album: Permian fossils from Rheinland-Pfalz, sw-Germany

    next one is a very rare split fish from permain age of a closed site (Hofer Hof). incredible preservation, lenght is approx. 6 cm (2.5 ``). Named as Elonichthys it is a little unclear what it really will be. Elonichthys is a special genus, when you search in the net you will understand...
  14. Krauklis

    Productid and trilobite pygidium

    From the album: Miscellaneous

    Krasnoufimsk, Sverdlovsk Oblast. Kungurian of Permian. A gift from the Museum of Karst and Speleology in Kungur.
  15. Krauklis

    Psygmophyllum

    From the album: Perm Krai

    Mazuyevka, Koshelyovskaya Formation, Irenian (Middle Kungurian of Permian).
  16. Krauklis

    Horsetail?

    From the album: Perm Krai

    Mazuyevka, Koshelyovskaya Formation, Irenian (Middle Kungurian of Permian).
  17. Krauklis

    Kerpia macroloba?

    From the album: Perm Krai

    Chekarda, Koshelyovskaya Formation, Irenian (Middle Kungurian of Permian). A gift from the Museum of Karst and Speleology in Kungur.
  18. Krauklis

    Psygmophyllum cf. expansum

    From the album: Perm Krai

    Mazuyevka, Koshelyovskaya Formation, Irenian (Middle Kungurian of Permian).
  19. Krauklis

    Psygmophyllum expansum

    From the album: Perm Krai

    Mazuyevka, Koshelyovskaya Formation, Irenian (Middle Kungurian of Permian).
  20. Krauklis

    Psygmophyllum cf. intermedium

    From the album: Perm Krai

    Mazuyevka, Koshelyovskaya Formation, Irenian (Middle Kungurian of Permian).
  21. Krauklis

    Plants

    From the album: Perm Krai

    Mazuyevka, Koshelyovskaya Formation, Irenian (Middle Kungurian of Permian).
  22. Krauklis

    Psygmophyllum

    From the album: Perm Krai

    Mazuyevka, Koshelyovskaya Formation, Irenian (Middle Kungurian of Permian). A gift from the Museum of Karst and Speleology in Kungur.
  23. Krauklis

    Unknown plant

    From the album: Perm Krai

    Mazuyevka, Koshelyovskaya Formation, Irenian (Middle Kungurian of Permian).
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