13001 - Exceedingly Rare Ichthyosaur (Platypterygius) Tooth - Cretaceous Russia Rancho La Brea Insects Sister taxa: Bailiaspis

Sister taxa: Bailiaspis

are attached (equivalent to the exite or outer branch of the Cambrian biramous limb: Wolff & Scholtz 2008)

5cm x 18cm x 2cm

and included within the crystals

Country: Russia

13001 - Exceedingly Rare Ichthyosaur (Platypterygius) Tooth - Cretaceous Russia Rancho La Brea Insects Sister taxa: BailiaspisSpecies Ichthyosaur (Platypterygius) AGE Lower Cretaceous, Albian stage ( 110 million years) LOCATION Stary Oskol, Belgorod, Gebiet, Kursk, Russia FORMATION Seversk Sandstone SIZE 2,35cm Ref: M45 13001 This is a 2,35cm rooted tooth of a Ichthyosaur (Platypterygius) from Stary Oskol, Russia. These teeth are very unusual to see and this is one of a handful of teeth I recently acquired. Not restored or glued.