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Early aptian hybodus cephalic spine I found over the summer from the shepards chine member vectis formation shepards chine, Isle of Wight :) 

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Micraster brevis. From the Santonian Cretaceous. Spain
I only have this information, I don't know where it comes from.IMG_20220917_140618221.thumb.jpg.7c131113e405954f94c847eaf914e7b8.jpg

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29 minutes ago, Paleorunner said:

Micraster brevis. From the Santonian Cretaceous. Spain
I only have this information, I don't know where it comes from.IMG_20220917_140618221.thumb.jpg.7c131113e405954f94c847eaf914e7b8.jpg

 

Micraster brevis (DESOR, 1847) is right, comes from lower Santonian, Place where you cound find them was the region around Olazagutia , Navarro-Cantabrian Basin, northern Spain.

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I go on with two nice octocoral-bases, lived on a sponge-fossil (perhaps Siphonia, but...), from upper Campanian of Hannover / Northern Germany. Size of the lager root is around 6 cm

 

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Oleneothyris harlani

Terebratulid Brachiopods

Paleocene

Hornerstown Formation

Crosswicks Creek

New Egypt, N.J.

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Eocene Castle Hayne Fomation. 

Jones County North Carolina

Upper P3 or P4 Basilisaurid tooth

 

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Bulldozers and dirt Bulldozers and dirt
behind the trailer, my desert
Them red clay piles are heaven on earth
I get my rocks off, bulldozers and dirt

Patterson Hood; Drive-By Truckers

 

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10 hours ago, rocket said:

 

Micraster brevis (DESOR, 1847) is right, comes from lower Santonian, Place where you cound find them was the region around Olazagutia , Navarro-Cantabrian Basin, northern Spain.

 

heey!!! that's been great.
Thank you very much for that additional information. :thumbsu:

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Partial mandible of Elaphurus menjiesianus. 24 centimeters
  Qinggang Harbin - China.
Late Pleistocene

 

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21 hours ago, piranha said:

 

Phillipsia has a parallel-sided or anteriorly expanding glabella. Instead, these compare favorably to a genus with a similar name: Phillibole.

 

Phillibole aprathensis appears to be a reasonable match: :fistbump: mail?url=http%3A%2F%2Fmail.yimg.com%2Fok%2Fu%2Fassets%2Fimg%2Femoticons%2Femo71.gif&t=1665521602&ymreqid=23281213-8dc1-3cff-1ced-32000601d400&sig=DPgr3ty1MBFwRgZJwJ5Pag--~D

 

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Osmólska, H. 1968

Contributions to the Lower Carboniferous Cyrtosymbolinae (Trilobita).

Acta Palaeontologica Polonica, 13(1):119-150  PDF LINK

Thanks, they do come from Wałbrzych area - I will correct the ID.

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On 9/8/2022 at 6:58 PM, siteseer said:

We've been sitting in the Ordovician for about two days.  I'll get us rolling again with this:

 

Lepidocyclus capax

Late Ordovician

Liberty Formation

Now Hiscobeccus capax. 

See Amsden 1983 p.37 

 

This thread is wonderful, I'm having a great time catching up with it and drooling a lot.

 

Here's my Ordovician contribution

Two lovely atyrpids; Anazyga recurvirostra, Verulam Formation, James Dick Cement Quarry, Gamebridge, Ontario. 

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Life's Good!

Tortoise Friend.

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On 9/8/2022 at 7:03 PM, siteseer said:

The Silurian seems to be a sticking point sometimes so here's a specimen to keep the ball rolling.

 

Unidentified brachiopod

Middle Silurian

Waldron Shale

Bartholomew County, Indiana

3/8 of an inch/10mm across

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Atrypa reticularis newsomensis, I think. 

 

Here's a related, tiny Atrypina disparilis also from the Waldron Shale of Indiana.

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Life's Good!

Tortoise Friend.

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nice fish from permian, Palaeoniscum freieslebeni from "Kupferschiefer", coming from eastern Germany. Size of the fish is 18 cm. Rare to see are the pyrite and copper-crystals that give the layer its name. 

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A Temnodontosaurus sp. Ichthyosaurier vertebra probably from the middle of the spine. Found at the Middle Jurassic Late Aalenian, Achdorf Formation exposure at the clay pit in Geisingen, southern Germany.

 

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Greetings from the Lake of Constance. Roger

http://www.steinkern.de/

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