13007 - Exceedingly Rare Plesiosaur (Elasmosaur) Tooth - Stary Oskol, Russia - Cretaceous Native copper †Damesella sp

†Damesella sp

This non-biomineralized taxon was first described by Fritsch (1908a

Impressive specimen of the brittlestar genus Ophiura

Anetoceras (Teneroceras)

amphibians (frog and primitive salamander)

13007 - Exceedingly Rare Plesiosaur (Elasmosaur) Tooth - Stary Oskol, Russia - Cretaceous Native copper †Damesella spSpecies Elasmosaur AGE Lower Cretaceous, Albian stage ( 110 million years) LOCATION Stary Oskol, Belgorod, Gebiet, Kursk, Russia FORMATION Seversk Sandstone SIZE 1,3cm Ref: N17 13007 This is an extremely rare, Plesiosaur (Elasmosaur) tooth from the Seversk Sandstone near Stary Oskol, Russia. It's 1,3cm in length and has beautiful striations running down the crown.