13010 A11 - New "NWA 14444" Pallasite Meteorite 4.64g Thin Etched Slice Carbonaceous Chondrites some sectors during the preparation

some sectors during the preparation process have been fractured and glued again

Quadragnostus

These are much less abundant and quite rare fossils than other upper cretaceous crocodiles as the Elosuchus genus from the Ifezouane Fm in South Morocco

It only has one glued but not restored fracture

SPECIES Rhynchodercetis Arambourg 1943 (Needle Fish)

13010 A11 - New "NWA 14444" Pallasite Meteorite 4.64g Thin Etched Slice Carbonaceous Chondrites some sectors during the preparationMeteorite type & CLASS OFFICIAL NAME or NUMBER (Meteoritical Bulletin Database): "NWA 14444" Pallasite MeteoriteFALL FIND LOCATION: Algeria, North West Africa WEIGHT SIZE: 4. 64 g 3. 4 x 2 x 0. 2cm. Etched slice. Observations: The authenticity of this specimen is guaranteed by the Geologist J. A. Poblador, member of the Global Meteorite Association G0043 and IMCA 5681, and also official listed main mass holder of this meteorite classification.