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Fig. 4

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. 4

1: Galeorhinus sp. (scale: 1 mm), antero-lateral tooth, labial view. (MAZ 25); 2: Rhynchobatus pristinus (scale: 1 mm), lateral tooth, occlusal view. (MAZ 26); 3–4: Raja gentili (scale: 1 mm), 3: anterior male tooth (MAZ 27), labial view; 4: anterior female tooth, lingual view (MAZ 28); 5–6: Dasyatis probsti (scale: 1 mm), 5: female tooth (MAZ 29), lingual view; 6: male tooth, lingual view. (MAZ 30): 7: Dasyatis rugosa (scale: 1 mm), female tooth, lingual view. (MAZ 31); 8–9: Taeniura aff. cavernosa (scale: 1 mm), 8: female tooth, lingual view. (MAZ 32); 9: male tooth, lingual view. (MAZ 33); 10: Mobula pectinata (scale: 1 mm), a: occlusal view; b: basal view. (MAZ 34); 11: Aetobatus arcuatus (scale: 10 mm), upper tooth, occlusal view. (MAZ 35); 12: Myliobatidae indet. (scale: 10 mm), part of median tooth, a: occlusal view; b: posterior view. (MAZ 36); 13: Plesiobatis sp. (scale: 10 mm), lingual view. (MAZ 37)

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