zob paleozojskega morskega psa rodu glikmanius (chondrichthyes, ctenacanthidae) iz karavank (slovenija)
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Abstract
Upper Paleozoic beds of Karavanke Mountains are rich in invertebrate and plant fossils, while the remains of
vertebrates are extremely rare. A new cladodont shark tooth was found in Lower Permian beds near Hru{ica, at the
locality named Na Visokih. We have identified the tooth as belonging to species Glikmanius cf. occidentalis (Leidy).
This is the first find of this species in the southern Europe.
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| Authors | ;Matija Križnar |
| Journal | majallah-i ḥifāẓat-i giyāhān |
| Year | 2015 |
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10.5474/geologija.2015.004
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