File:Palaeoxyris diagram.jpg
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| Description | From source: Morphology of the Mesozoic Palaeoxyris fossil chondrichthyan egg case. The egg case consists of three sections: the beak, body and pedicle. A long tendril extended from the beak which aided in the anchoring and attachment of specimens to bottom structures and aquatic plants. A collarette flanks the side of the egg case and is distinctive for different species. The collarette in the Mesozoic form of Palaeoxyris extends down the pedicle in a vertical manner, a different morphology from that of Palaeozoic specimens. |
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| Source | 3D imaging of shark egg cases (Palaeoxyris) from Sweden with new insights into Early Jurassic shark ecology |
| Author | Ashley Krüger,Sam Slater &Vivi Vajda |
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