The locality of this fossil is Morocco. It founded in the deposit of the phosphat wich the age is the upper Cretaceous.
It can be myliobatis?
Hakima:
As a rule you need to provide different views besides mineral composition and magnification of the specimen for sensible assessment.
Best
Syed
These are Myliobatis (eagle ray) teeth
Hi Syed,
Thank you so much for your suggestion.
How can I provide different views besides mineral composition?
Best regards,
Hakima
Hi Carles,
Thank you so much for your answer, me to i guess Myliobatis.
fragment de dent de Myliobatis qui font partie de l'appareil masticatoire. On peut observer la position des lamelles de racine.
Most properly Myliobatis
Paul and Magdy,
Many think of your contribution. The fossil is a remain of Myliobatis tooth with a clear root lamellae.
Thank you so much for your time and interest.
Best,
I would like to understand how to access the cloud and more specifically a small cloud to search / select a cloud service? are there any tools or platforms that can help? Hakima
24 December 2017 6,299 6 View
27 January 2017 3,047 9 View
Are there any references to insects or animals that can cause damage or weathering to the rock or fossil material? books or paper that would be nice. Thank you very much!
24 February 2021 6,805 3 View
Dear colleagues. Fragments of this species are very rare from a terrestrial Lower Cretaceous locality from Germany. Up to now from this locality sauropods could not be proved with certainty. Other...
14 February 2021 2,310 1 View
Hi people, I am studying bat brains through endocranial casts and I cannot identify which structure could be present in sort of a canal located dorsally to the cribriform plate. It is like...
27 January 2021 797 6 View
Based on the many publications from several decades, we came across many classifications of Insects. Among them which one is more updated and approved classification that can be used for research,...
05 January 2021 3,668 9 View
02 January 2021 4,232 10 View
Hello Everyone, I just ran into the work of Boisvert et al., 2019, in which I found fig. 4.2 a bit confusing. It shows, that Hybodontiformes (pale green) survived till the Miocene, however, as...
13 December 2020 5,180 3 View
1. Is there a difference between a dormant seed, for example, of Scots pine, a fossilized dead seed, and an active live one by spectrometric or other characteristics? 2. Is it possible to...
26 November 2020 9,275 2 View
I am in the need of scanning some fossils for analyzing their inner structure. Unfortunately I don't have access to a proper CT or micro-CT of industrial use that suits nicely fossils and neither...
16 November 2020 1,748 6 View
I would like to collect and understand information on commensalic/parasitic/symbiotic interactions among fossil communities from Indian geological records. if there are any reports/publications in...
14 October 2020 6,253 1 View
I have a small piece of Burmese amber with a worker of the stem ant Gerontoformica sp. When focusing the head using incident light, it can be seen a white bilateral structure with several lateral...
26 August 2020 9,688 10 View