My collection of fossils from an outcrop of the Mackunda Formation in Queensland, Australia. This unit is Early Cretaceous (Late Albian) in age and yields many different species of sharks, fish, occasional reptiles and invertebrates. Specimens are dissolved out of fossil rich chunks of limestone or found weathering out on the surface.
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By Brian James Maguire · Posted
Thank you so much Jay
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By Jeffrey P · Posted
Very, very cool! Congrats. You rarely see them with the spines attached.
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By Collector9658 · Posted
Your work is getting exponentially better and better!
This is truly a masterpiece right here. It belongs in a museum! Though it would be hard to let something like that go, it is that nice! Keep them coming Brian. Thanks so much for sharing!
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By Ludwigia · Posted
Thank you! It was a joy to have found it and even more to have been able to have prepped it well.
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By Brian James Maguire · Posted
Every time i see this fossil it brings me joy , the head section is just fantastic, well done again!
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By Brian James Maguire · Posted
Really beautiful and unique
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By Jeffrey P · Posted
Wonderful specimen and great cleaning job. Congratulations.
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