Favoritos de stepan_vdovichenko
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Vertebrados (Subfilo Vertebrata)Observador
dyanne4Descrição
Not sure if iNaturalists does fossils too…This is just from a school nature exchange.
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Artrópodes (Filo Arthropoda)Observador
korepanovatatianaDescrição
Автор фото Евгений Подшивалов
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Gastrópodes (Classe Gastropoda)Observador
davidfbirdDescrição
Some kind of veliger found in the plankton. I think.
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Gastrópodes (Classe Gastropoda)Observador
gustavozdalboLugar
Laboratório de Pesquisa e Desenvolvimento de Metodologias p/ Análises de Petróleos - Goiabeiras, Vitória - ES, 29075-053, Brasil (Google, OSM)
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Ordem BelemnitidaObservador
pauli_wDescrição
A phragmocone of belemnite with the remains of rostrum was extracted from clay on the bank of a stream (07.05.22). A very fragile sample, fell apart in the hands into 3 parts. Now it is dried and soaked together with clay.
Age of the fossil: Mesozoic, Jurassic, Upper Jurassic, Volga (Titonian) stage.
Family Cylindroteuthididae
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Ordem BelemnitidaObservador
pauli_wDescrição
Белемнит с прижизненным повреждением (след укуса).
Средняя юра (Middle Jurassic Series).
сбор 16.07.22
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Rimicaris exoculataObservador
prokhozhyjDescrição
47 cruise of the R/V 'Akademik Mstislav Keldysh', Atlantic Ocean, Rainbow Hydrothermal Field (depth 2300 m). Collected by the 'Mir' submersible // 47 рейс НИС "Академик Мсислав Келдыш", Атлантический океан, гидротермальное поле Рейнбоу (глубина 2300 м). Сборы глубоководного обитаемого аппарата "Мир".
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redfauxDescrição
You can't see it in the picture but he has a black tip on his tail.
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Náutilos (Subclasse Nautiloidea)Observador
thesirenlordDescrição
My professor wanted help identifying this for display. It is a Nautilod from Morocco
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Nacella concinnaObservador
vasyliuk1Descrição
Дякую за надане фото Sergii Glotov
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jnewton728Descrição
Growing on a large, fallen hardwood stump, possibly oak, in a mixed broadleaf and conifer forest in Lawrence County, Alabama, USA. Cap is golden-brown to brown with fine white hair or fuzz, especially near outer margin. Attached greyish-brown gills. Stipe is off-white, sometimes with a little brown. Dark brown spore print. White mycelium Nearby trees: primarily oaks, maple, big-leaf magnolia, hickory, pine and Eastern hemlock.
