January 2014 Vertebrate Find Of The Month

[JohnJ]

We have a truckload of vertebrates this month. I have a favorite; do you? Please show your support for the best find this month! The poll ends February 6th. Be sure to vote in our other FOTM poll HERE.

1. Unknown osteichthyan fish partial skull - Middle Devonian (Givetian) - Eifel-Hills, Germany

2. Plate of glyptodon osteoderms - Pleistocene - TX, USA

3. Penguin Humerus - Late Oligocene Otekaike Limestone - South Island, New Zealand

4. Oxynotus centrina shark tooth - Pliocene - Antwerp, Belgium

5. Juvenile Desmostylus tooth - Miocene Temblor Formation, Round Mountain Silt member - CA, USA

6. Isurus Hastalis shark tooth - Miocene Temblor Formation, Round Mountain Silt member - CA, USA

7. Somniosus microcephalus shark tooth - Pliocene - Antwerp, Belgium

8. Odontocete Rostrum With Teeth - Early Miocene Calvert Formation - VA, USA

9. Sawfish Rostral Cartillage - Miocene Bone Valley Formation - FL, USA

10. Attenosaurus subulensis footprint - Pennsylvanian Pottsville Formation - AL, USA

[Ash]

Hard vote, that penguin is pretty darned rare.. Theyre all so nice! Everyone should be pleased with themselves.

[Xiphactinus]

Brutal choices this month! We need another choice: 11. All of the above.

[JohnJ]

Don't forget to vote.

[DE&i]

My votes in.

Regards,

Darren.