Apr 6, 2024
Results from the Flocking #paleostream!
Altispinax, Thyreosaurus, Ornithoprion and Mapusaurus.
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Results from the Flocking #paleostream!
Altispinax, Thyreosaurus, Ornithoprion and Mapusaurus.
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A Carboniferous chondrichthyan tooth whorl of an Edestus heinrichi or scissor tooth shark from the Carbondale Formation in Jackson County, Illinois, United States. Often found in coal mines, these bizarre shark-like cartilaginous fish are also known as coal sharks. Similar to its more famous relative, Helicoprion, Edestus and other shark-like eugeneodonts did not lose their old teeth like true sharks. Instead, this strange animal continued to grow out its tooth whorls, increasing the number of crowns.
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The iconic Permian eugeneodont Helicoprion - not a shark, despite it's similar appearance. Not quite as strange as some earlier reconstructions, but still a bizarre animal!