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  1. Anomotodon

    Ornithocheirid pterosaur

    From the album: Albian vertebrates of Ukraine

    Tiny pterosaur tooth from Kanev Albian. This tooth is strongly labio-lingually compressed, has no carinae and has a developed pulpar cavity, typical pterosaur tooth characteristics. Scalebar 5 mm.
  2. Anomotodon

    Archaeolamnas

    From the album: Albian vertebrates of Ukraine

    Various Archaeolamna haigi teeth. A - anterior B - symphyseal C, D - upper and lower laterals respectively, both have one weird denticles on both mesial and distal sides E - weird morphotype with large robust cusplets, looks like 'Cretalamna' F - posterior
  3. Anomotodon

    Synechodus dubrisiensis

    From the album: Albian vertebrates of Ukraine

    A - posterior B - lateral
  4. Anomotodon

    Synechodus dubrisiensis var. tenuis

    From the album: Albian vertebrates of Ukraine

    Unusually large Synechodus tooth
  5. Anomotodon

    Dwardius woodwardi

    From the album: Albian vertebrates of Ukraine

    D. woodwardi anterior. You can see a notch between lateral cusplet and the main crown typical of this species.
  6. Good afternoon. Today I want to show 3 types of crinoid limestone (polished plates) from different places in Ukraine. First one. Place of discovery: Ukraine, Donetsk region, Dobropolsky district. The age of it is the Kasimovian stage of the Carboniferous period (307 Ma). 4.mp4 5.mp4 6.mp4 7.mp4
  7. Kolya

    Shark tooth for ID

    Hello! Help, please, to identify this tooth if possible. Height: ~ 5 mm. Age: most probably redeposits from Paleogene (Eocene: Ypr/Lut). Location: Western Ukraine Thanks in advance!
  8. Нашел немного сломанный зуб, нашел в реке Днепр, на территории Украины, в городе Запорожье, помогите установить примерно кому может принадлежать этот зуб I found a slightly broken tooth, found it in the Dnieper River, in the territory of Ukraine, in the city of Zaporozhye, please help determine approximately who this tooth may belong to?
  9. Barrelcactusaddict

    Rovno Amber (Obukhov Fm., Mezhigorje Fm. [37.71-28.1 Ma])

    From the album: Fossil Amber and Copal: Worldwide Localities

    Rovno Amber Rivne Region, Rivne Oblast, Ukraine Obukhov Fm., Mezhigorje Fm. (37.71-28.1 Ma) Weight: 115.0 g Dimensions: 10.0 x 7.2 x 3.3 cm Unfortunately, the market tends to label no distinction between Rovno and Baltic ambers, and while the two do share similarities in probable botanical source, physical and chemical properties, and age, Rovno amber differs in that: • The amber forests had a distinct and more southerly geographical origin, and formed in a warmer, more arid paleoenvironment. • Most deposits are believed to be autochthonous (i.e., have not been naturally redeposited/reworked over time). • Its known assemblage of arthropod inclusions differs slightly. Using SiC sandpaper, I worked from 240 (U.S. Standard Grit Size) to 3,000, and achieved a high polish with chromium oxide (ZAM compound) on a Selvyt microfiber cloth. Aside from shaping the piece with a Dremel tool in preparation for sanding, the entire process was performed manually and took about 5 hours to complete. Also shown is the amber's fluorescent response under 365 nanometer (long wave) UV light. Numerous bubbles (mostly two-phase "enhydros") and botanical detritus inclusions are densely scattered throughout the specimen, and there are no arthropod inclusions. *Note: Some of my photos from previous years describing Rovno amber have an incorrect age range listed; the several photos associated with this specimen show the correct data.

    © Kaegen Lau

  10. Barrelcactusaddict

    Rovno Amber (Obukhov Fm., Mezhigorje Fm. [37.71-28.1 Ma])

    From the album: Fossil Amber and Copal: Worldwide Localities

    Rovno Amber Rivne Region, Rivne Oblast, Ukraine Obukhov Fm., Mezhigorje Fm. (37.71-28.1 Ma) Weight: 115.0 g Dimensions: 10.0 x 7.2 x 3.3 cm Unfortunately, the market tends to label no distinction between Rovno and Baltic ambers, and while the two do share similarities in probable botanical source, physical and chemical properties, and age, Rovno amber differs in that: • The amber forests had a distinct and more southerly geographical origin, and formed in a warmer, more arid paleoenvironment. • Most deposits are believed to be autochthonous (i.e., have not been naturally redeposited/reworked over time). • Its known assemblage of arthropod inclusions differs slightly. Using SiC sandpaper, I worked from 240 (U.S. Standard Grit Size) to 3,000, and achieved a high polish with chromium oxide (ZAM compound) on a Selvyt microfiber cloth. Aside from shaping the piece with a Dremel tool in preparation for sanding, the entire process was performed manually and took about 5 hours to complete. Also shown is the amber's fluorescent response under 365 nanometer (long wave) UV light. Numerous bubbles (mostly two-phase "enhydros") and botanical detritus inclusions are densely scattered throughout the specimen, and there are no arthropod inclusions. *Note: Some of my photos from previous years describing Rovno amber have an incorrect age range listed; the several photos associated with this specimen show the correct data.

    © Kaegen Lau

  11. Barrelcactusaddict

    Rovno Amber (Obukhov Fm., Mezhigorje Fm. [37.71-28.1 Ma])

    From the album: Fossil Amber and Copal: Worldwide Localities

    Rovno Amber Rivne Region, Rivne Oblast, Ukraine Obukhov Fm., Mezhigorje Fm. (37.71-28.1 Ma) Weight: 127.7 g Dimensions: 10.4 x 7.6 x 3.5 cm Unfortunately, the market tends to label no distinction between Rovno and Baltic ambers, and while the two do share similarities in probable botanical source, physical and chemical properties, and age, Rovno amber differs in that: • The amber forests had a distinct and more southerly geographical origin, and formed in a warmer, more arid paleoenvironment. • Most deposits are believed to be autochthonous (i.e., have not been naturally redeposited/reworked over time). • Its known assemblage of arthropod inclusions differs slightly. Using SiC sandpaper, I worked from 240 (U.S. Standard Grit Size) to 3,000, and achieved a high polish with chromium oxide (ZAM compound) on a Selvyt microfiber cloth. Aside from shaping the piece with a Dremel tool in preparation for sanding, the entire process was performed manually and took about 5 hours to complete. Also shown is the amber's fluorescent response under 365 nanometer (long wave) UV light. Numerous bubbles (mostly two-phase "enhydros") and botanical detritus inclusions are densely scattered throughout the specimen, and there are no arthropod inclusions. *Note: Some of my photos from previous years describing Rovno amber have an incorrect age range listed; the several photos associated with this specimen show the correct data.

    © Kaegen Lau

  12. Barrelcactusaddict

    Rovno Amber (Obukhov Fm., Mezhigorje Fm. [37.71-28.1 Ma])

    From the album: Fossil Amber and Copal: Worldwide Localities

    Rovno Amber Rivne Region, Rivne Oblast, Ukraine Obukhov Fm., Mezhigorje Fm. (37.71-28.1 Ma) Weight: 127.7 g Dimensions: 10.4 x 7.6 x 3.5 cm Unfortunately, the market tends to label no distinction between Rovno and Baltic ambers, and while the two do share similarities in probable botanical source, physical and chemical properties, and age, Rovno amber differs in that: • The amber forests had a distinct and more southerly geographical origin, and formed in a warmer, more arid paleoenvironment. • Most deposits are believed to be autochthonous (i.e., have not been naturally redeposited/reworked over time). • Its known assemblage of arthropod inclusions differs slightly. Using SiC sandpaper, I worked from 240 (U.S. Standard Grit Size) to 3,000, and achieved a high polish with chromium oxide (ZAM compound) on a Selvyt microfiber cloth. Aside from shaping the piece with a Dremel tool in preparation for sanding, the entire process was performed manually and took about 5 hours to complete. Also shown is the amber's fluorescent response under 365 nanometer (long wave) UV light. Numerous bubbles (mostly two-phase "enhydros") and botanical detritus inclusions are densely scattered throughout the specimen, and there are no arthropod inclusions. *Note: Some of my photos from previous years describing Rovno amber have an incorrect age range listed; the several photos associated with this specimen show the correct data.

    © Kaegen Lau

  13. Barrelcactusaddict

    Rovno Amber (Obukhov Fm., Mezhigorje Fm. [37.71-28.1 Ma])

    From the album: Fossil Amber and Copal: Worldwide Localities

    Rovno Amber Rivne Region, Rivne Oblast, Ukraine Obukhov Fm., Mezhigorje Fm. (37.71-28.1 Ma) Weight: 115.0 g Dimensions: 10.0 x 7.2 x 3.3 cm Unfortunately, the market tends to label no distinction between Rovno and Baltic ambers, and while the two do share similarities in probable botanical source, physical and chemical properties, and age, Rovno amber differs in that: • The amber forests had a distinct and more southerly geographical origin, and formed in a warmer, more arid paleoenvironment. • Most deposits are believed to be autochthonous (i.e., have not been naturally redeposited/reworked over time). • Its known assemblage of arthropod inclusions differs slightly. Using SiC sandpaper, I worked from 240 (U.S. Standard Grit Size) to 3,000, and achieved a high polish with chromium oxide (ZAM compound) on a Selvyt microfiber cloth. Aside from shaping the piece with a Dremel tool in preparation for sanding, the entire process was performed manually and took about 5 hours to complete. Also shown is the amber's fluorescent response under 365 nanometer (long wave) UV light. Numerous bubbles (mostly two-phase "enhydros") and botanical detritus inclusions are densely scattered throughout the specimen, and there are no arthropod inclusions. *Note: Some of my photos from previous years describing Rovno amber have an incorrect age range listed; the several photos associated with this specimen show the correct data.

    © Kaegen Lau

  14. Hello to all. The Acastella trilobite from my own collection. Well preserved. I tried to get close-ups of the eyes and some small details. Place of discovery: outskirts of the city of Kamenets-Podolsky, Khmelnitsky region of Ukraine. It was not possible to determine the exact age (Silurian or Devonian). Have a nice day 1.mp4 3.mp4 4.mp4
  15. Kolya

    Fossil ID

    Hello! Help please to identify this fossil. I think that it is something from fish... Lenght ~ 1-1,5 mm. Probably Middle Miocene. Western Ukraine. Thanks in advance!
  16. Hello to all. Found this sample few years ago. The age of it is the Kasimovian stage of the Carboniferous period (307 Ma). Have a nice evening 1.mp4 6.mp4 7.mp4 8.mp4
  17. oilshale

    Stensiopelta pustulata Janvier, 1985

    Two excellent papers about the Early Devonian of Podolia References: VICTOR VOICHYSHYN (2011): THE EARLY DEVONIAN ARMOURED AGNATHANS OF PODOLIA, UKRAINE. PALAEONTOLOGIA POLONICA,  No. 66, 2011, pp 1-211. Voichyshyn V.K. (2015): Devonian Fish Fauna. – Lviv, 2015. – 310 p. (Scientific collections of the State Natural History Museum; Issue 5).
  18. Kolya

    Shark tooth for ID

    Hello! Help, please, to identify one old find tooth. Scale in mm, so height ~ 4 mm Western Ukraine. Age: Eocene. Thanks in advance!
  19. bockryan

    Beltanelliformis brunsae

    From the album: Fossil Collection: DC Area and Beyond

    Beltanelliformis brunsae Khmelnytskyi Oblast, Ukraine Studenytsia Formation Ediacaran
  20. bockryan

    Vendotaenia antiqua

    From the album: Fossil Collection: DC Area and Beyond

    Vendotaenia antiqua Khmelnytskyi Oblast, Ukraine Studenytsia Formation Ediacaran
  21. Volyno-Podillya Ukraine Location Khmelnytsky region Era Paleozoic Period Silurian Sea scorpion. Is it real?
  22. Hello to all. Photos from several trips of the past years. Probably, the age of these finds is the Kasimovian stage of the Carboniferous period (307 Ma). Despite the fact that many fragments of the crinoids lie on a large area, whole lilies were found only in a small "lens" about 7 * 7 meters in size. Finds from this lens are in the second part of the publication.
  23. Echinoid Express

    Ova sp.

    From the album: My Echinoid Collection

    Ova sp. Mykolaiv Sands, Fore-Carpathian Depression Middle Miocene (16-11 Ma) Gleboviti Locality, Roztocze Hills, Ivano-Frankivsk Oblast, Ukraine Acquired from online, August 2023 I had previously identified these as Schizaster sp., but I realized a short while later that the larger specimen only has two large gonopores, and while the one in matrix has an incomplete apical disc, it looks as if it may have those same two large gonopores. Therefore I'll consider them Ova sp. for now, the larger one seems to have the complete lateroanal fasciole from what little I can see. These come from the same beds that have plentiful spine-coated Echinocardium leopolitanum. One specimen has some spine preservation on the oral surface, while the other one in matrix has some spines along the anterior edge, as well as seemingly on much of the oral surface as well, based on a small crevice located in the sandstone that exposes some of them.
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