Leedsichthys has been named after alfred nicholson leeds who first discovered it in 1886.
23+ Leedsichthys Problematicus Skeleton Images. Work is done to resolve the confused storage history of the material, in order to identify and. Liston and colleagues unearthed an almost complete skeleton of leedsichthys at the quarry.
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Leedsichthys fossils have been difficult to interpret because the skeletons were not completely made of bone. Amongst the many fish specimens described by smith woodward from leeds' oxford clay collection, the large suspension feeder leedsichthys problematicus was a challenge that he failed to resolve in print. Calcium and other minerals make the bone strong but slightly flexible.
By dreamrebel, march 12, 2004 in cryptozoology, myths and legends.
It was baffling to scientists to imagine how a fish could be so big! Amongst the many fish specimens described by smith woodward from leeds' oxford clay collection, the large suspension feeder leedsichthys problematicus was a challenge that he failed to resolve in print. While those within leedsichthys were extremely small for their size. Chunks of it were made of cartilage, which proceeded to not fossilize and also, its sole species is named 'problematicus.' i can't figure out how to make a joke about it being problematic without being cheesy or reductive of social issues, so i'm.
