Hello Tayyeb,
It would help very much in narrowing down the possibilities if you could name the specific layer in which it was found, or at least say if it comes from either Toarcian, Aalenian or Bajocian.
Interesting Tayyeb,
can I receive one more defined image? Is the sutural line visible? And as say Roger, can you give us a temporal context?
Very very thanks.
This specimen collected from the Bajocian layer and the sutural line is not visible.
Wath you want a picture of the sample?
It's difficult to tell how the ribs are crossing the venter. If they split into 2 crossing over, then it may be a Parkinsonia sp.
Hi,
You may find this book interesting:
Fossilized Fleshes: Recent Evidences of Old Creatures of Kerman
https://books.google.com.au/books?isbn=0473110504
M. R. Mozafari, and M. Tajrobekar - 2006
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