Found this in the Huron River, Ohio. Devonian age fossil, any idea what it is?
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jhenry said:Hi TNETTERS I took the concreation to the Cleveland Museum of Natural History. This is what the man in charge of fossil restoration said.....It's a piece of the skull and thoracic shield of dunkleorsteus terrelli. This ferious arthrodire fish was a preditor in the Devonian Seas of Ohio. The skull of this fish is nearly 1.4 meters long. This is a plate or part of the thoracic shield, approximately 360 million years old. The museum wants me to donate this and several other pieces of the skull. This skull is pictured on the front cover of 'Fossils of Ohio'. Thanks for the input!
jhenry said:Hi TNETTERS I took the concreation to the Cleveland Museum of Natural History. This is what the man in charge of fossil restoration said.....It's a piece of the skull and thoracic shield of dunkleorsteus terrelli. This ferious arthrodire fish was a preditor in the Devonian Seas of Ohio. The skull of this fish is nearly 1.4 meters long. This is a plate or part of the thoracic shield, approximately 360 million years old. The museum wants me to donate this and several other pieces of the skull. This skull is pictured on the front cover of 'Fossils of Ohio'. Thanks for the input!