Actinopterygii
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Saurichthys sp., jaw bone fragment, 50/LMK
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A fragment of the jaw bone of a actinopterygian fish, most likely of the genus Saurichthys.
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Bobasatrania scutata, upper dental plate fragment assoc. coprolite, 47/LMK 48/LMK
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A limestone slab containing two fossils: a fragment of a crushing dental plate from a Triassic fish, probably Bobasatrania scutata, and a small coprolite of a marine predator containing undigested fish fragments.
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Actinopterygii indet. (cf. Saurichthys), partial cranium, 46/LMK
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The specimen is a partially preserved skull roof of a Triassic bony actinopterygian fish (cf. Saurichthys).
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Colobodus cf. chorzowiensis ganoid scale, 10/LMK
Colobodus cf. chorzowiensis Middle Triassic, Lower Muschelkalk (anisian), Upper Silesia, Poland A beautiful, complete ganoid scale, likely belonging to Colobodus chorzowiensis (yes, Von Meyer described this species based on specimens from Chorzów in Upper Silesia!). It’s the finest specimen I’ve found. Fish equipped with this type of scales were covered in a complete, flexible “armor”.…