Carboniferous Euproops danae
Geplaatst: 09 mar 2013, 09:26
Last find at the coal heap.
[Editted by donbassfossil on 09-03-2013 at 09:26 GMT +1]
Last find at the coal heap.
[Editted by donbassfossil on 09-03-2013 at 09:26 GMT +1]
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Last find at the coal heap.
[Editted by donbassfossil on 09-03-2013 at 09:26 GMT +1]
Re: Carboniferous Euproops danae
Geplaatst: 09 mar 2013, 18:43
Hello Donbass,
Wonderful find.
Congratulations!
Tom
Wonderful find.
Congratulations!
Tom
Re: Carboniferous Euproops danae
Geplaatst: 09 mar 2013, 20:19
Buetifull.
Greetings Dominiek
Greetings Dominiek
Re: Carboniferous Euproops danae
Geplaatst: 09 mar 2013, 21:31
Verry Nice fossil!
Grtz mendel
Grtz mendel
Re: Re: Carboniferous Euproops danae
Geplaatst: 10 mar 2013, 08:10
Thank you Tom and Dominiek!dominiek wrote:
Buetifull.
Greetings Dominiek
Re: Re: Carboniferous Euproops danae
Geplaatst: 10 mar 2013, 08:11
Thank you mendel!Mendel wrote:
Verry Nice fossil!
Grtz mendel
Re: Carboniferous Euproops danae
Geplaatst: 10 mar 2013, 10:14
verry nice!
greetz Aaron
greetz Aaron
Re: Re: Carboniferous Euproops danae
Geplaatst: 10 mar 2013, 13:20
Thanks Aaron!Adron wrote:
verry nice!
greetz Aaron
Re: Carboniferous Euproops danae
Geplaatst: 11 mar 2013, 10:51
Excellent find. I see the head part an abdomen are dissociated, are they on the same slab? Could this be a moult?
Re: Re: Carboniferous Euproops danae
Geplaatst: 11 mar 2013, 11:13
Thank you Frederik! Yes, it were at the same slab.Frederik wrote:
Excellent find. I see the head part an abdomen are dissociated, are they on the same slab? Could this be a moult?
http://i1143.photobucket.com/albums/n62 ... ed7e45.jpg
Possibly it could be a molt you're right.