Sharks and Rays Fish Vertebrates Paleontology


Features high resolution gallery of bone and tooth remains of Transylvanian (Romanian) sharks. Also includes information about the local stratigraphy.








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  • Fossil Sharks and Rays from the Cretaceous of The Netherlands - Information and images of primarily Maastrichtian shark and fish ray fossil fish taxa. Includes discussions of collecting localities fish and links to other fish resources.
  • Phatfossils - Provides photographs of fossils of sharks and other vertebrates animals collected vertebrates over several years by three fossil vertebrates hunters on the east vertebrates coast of the United vertebrates States.
  • Meg, We Hardly Knew Ye  - Article by Mark Renz on the massive Carcharodon vertebrates megalodon and sharks and rays what can be deduced about its vertebrates lifestyle from the scanty sharks and rays evidence of fossil teeth vertebrates and a few vertebrae.
  • Ancient Sharks - A detailed look at the evolutionary history of sharks and vertebrates Shark-like fishes from the Shark Attacks website.
  • Elasmo: The Life and Times of Long Dead Sharks - Provides information on the extinct and extant elasmobranch vertebrates teeth.
  • Fossil Sharks from Transylvania - Features high resolution gallery of bone and tooth remains of sharks and rays Transylvanian (Romanian) sharks. Also includes information about the local stratigraphy.
  • Silvershark Fossils - Collection of fossil shark teeth from Megalodon and Xenacanthus to the Great White and Tiger Shark, with much information on prehistoric sharks, how they may have lived, fed and reproduced!
  • Megalodon: Hunting the Hunter  - Article by Mark Renz on Carcharodon megalodon and sharks and rays vertebrates its phylogeny.
  • Black River Fossils - Extensive database of collecting activities of amateurs who search for sharks and rays fossil shark teeth and other fossils in the United States.


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