1. Top row is a "Paraisurus" shark tooth, a crustacean claw, a fish vertebra.
2. Middle row is a Salenia echinoid, a Goniopygus echinoid, an ammonite cast, a worm tube.
3. Bottom row is two Plicatula oysters and a pecten.
| Today Me and Roz hunted a housing development that cuts into the Weno Formation. The locality was also the first locality of our fieldtrip on Aug. 15, 2009 exactly one year earlier. | ||
| Left side standing up is a pterosaur bone almost 2 inches
long. 1. Top row is a "Paraisurus" shark tooth, a crustacean claw, a fish vertebra. 2. Middle row is a Salenia echinoid, a Goniopygus echinoid, an ammonite cast, a worm tube. 3. Bottom row is two Plicatula oysters and a pecten. |
Group shot of all my finds: |
crustacean claw bit |
| A Salenia volana echinoid |
same, side view |
same, bottom view |
| A Goniopygus echinoid, species unknown |
same, side view |
same, bottom view |
| A pterosaur bone, ulna or radius. |
same |
same |