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From: A new shark and ray fauna from the Middle Miocene of Mazan, Vaucluse (southern France) and its importance in interpreting the paleoenvironment of marine deposits in the southern Rhodanian Basin

Fig. 2

1: Centrophorus aff. granulosus (scale: 1 mm), lower anterior tooth, a: labial view; b: lingual view. (MAZ 1); 2–3: Deania aff. calceus (scale: 1 mm), lower anterior tooth, a: labial view; b: lingual view; 3: upper tooth, labial view. (MAZ 2; MAZ 3); 4: Isistius triangulus (scale: 1 mm), commissural teeth, a: labial view; b: lingual view. (MAZ 4); 5: “Oligodalatias” sp. (scale: 1 mm), lower anterior tooth, lingual view. (MAZ 5); 6: Squaliolus schaubi (scale: 1 mm), lower anterior teeth, a: lingual view; b: labial view. (MAZ 6); 7: Pristiophorus suevicus (scale: 1 mm), rostral tooth, profile. (MAZ 7); 8: Squatina subserrata (scale: 1 mm), lateral tooth, a: labial view; b: lingual view. (MAZ 8); 9: Alopias aff. superciliosus (scale: 5 mm), lateral tooth, a: labial view; b: lingual view. (MAZ 9); 10: Carcharoides catticus (scale: 5 mm), upper lateral tooth, a: lingual view; b: labial view. (MAZ 10); 11: Cosmopolitodus hastalis (scale: 5 mm), lateral tooth, a: labial view; b: lingual view. (MAZ 11); 12: Mitsukurina lineata (Scale: 5 mm), anterior tooth, a: labial view; b: profile; c: lingual view. (MAZ 12)

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