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The ankylosaurs are only represented in Angeac-Charente by a single tooth (ANG15-3980) and an osteoderm (ANG18- 6585). The tooth (
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) was collected in 2015 from the unit 3 of the CG3 plot. The osteoderm (
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) was found in 2018, in the CG9 plot, at the base of the bonebed (unit 2 of
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ANG15-3980 consists of a nearly complete, but worn tooth crown, with only the basal part of the root attached. The crown height is
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. The crown is folidont, labiolingually compressed, and slightly recurved posteriorly. The labial and lingual crown surfaces are smooth and swollen around the base. The base of the crown is raised on the labial side (
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), while there is a distinct cingulum at the base of the lingual side (
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). A broad primary ridge extends vertically from the swollen base on both sides of the crown to form the apex of the tooth. The mesial and distal carinae bear 6 denticles, but there is no evidence of fluting as in stegosaurs and many Late Cretaceous ankylosaurs. There is a slight constriction of the root just below the crown. ANG15-3980 is nearly identical to NHMUK R2940, which is an isolated tooth from the Purbeck Group of Lulworth Cove,
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). It is also similar to ankylosaur teeth reported from the Valanginian and Barremian of southern
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Based on its shape and its size, ANG18-6585 is clearly distinct from other osteoderms found in Angeac-Charente that belong either to turtles, crocodyliformes or scincomorphs (see above). It has a pentagonal shape, with a maximum length of
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and a thickness of
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. ANG18-6585 possesses a marked keel on its exterior surface (
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), while its base is nearly flat. The exterior surface of the osteoderm is marked with numerous grooves that give it a spongy texture. Such a morphology and structure have been reported in nodosaurid ankylosaurs (
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), and is very similar to the large ossicles observed on the sacral shield of
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from the Barremian of the
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;
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Although the material is very limited, the discovery of ankylosaur remains at Angeac-Charente is significant because these animals are very rare in the European fossil record in Purbeckian facies. Except for the Lulworth tooth (
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) and a cervico-pectoral lateral spine associated with a distal humerus from the Early Valanginian of Gronau in
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), there are no other known ankylosaur remains in Europe around the Jurassic/ Cretaceous boundary.
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