London's Natural History Museum

Photographer:
kelly_panda
Uploaded:
2012-10-10
Tags:
animals canon dinosaurs fossils history london museum natural
Camera:
Canon AE-1
Film:
Fuji Pro 400H
City:
London
Country/region:
United Kingdom
Year:
2012
Time:
afternoon
Albums:
The Natural History Museum - Canon AE-1

5 Comments

  1. pasadena85
    pasadena85 ·

    bivalves or brachiopods ? that's the question

  2. neufotomacher
    neufotomacher ·

    @pasadena85 I would say bivalves, since it is asymmetrical in a planar view.

  3. pasadena85
    pasadena85 ·

    @neufotomacher well..but brachiopods are made up of two valves which are different sizes and possibly shape, whereas the two valves on a bivalve are the same (symmetrical). Brachiopods consist of a top and bottom valve whereas on bivalves they are referred to left and right valves, therefore I tend to say these are brachiopods because of their asymmetrical shape...?

  4. neufotomacher
    neufotomacher ·

    @pasadena85 Some Trias oder Juras Trigonia bivalve, I would say.

  5. neufotomacher
    neufotomacher ·

    @pasadena85 www.lomography.com/homes/neufotomacher/lenses/1728-canon-fd… Here is a brachiopod with amphibian bones, Leonardian of the Perm.

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