Dvuyakornaya Formation

Dvuyakornaya Formation is a geological formation in Crimea, south of city Yalta, Ukraine.^[1] Remains found there include: ammonites,^[2] crocodiles, brachiopods^[3] etc.

Theropods

There was found only a theropod tooth with a full root. It belongs to an early tyrannosauroid - Kileskus.^[4] Probably there also lived a Therizinosauridae.

Genus	Species	Material	Images
Falcarius?	Indeterminate	Partial skeleton

Genus	Species	Material	Images
Kileskus	Indeterminate	Tooth	Kileskus

Ornithopods

In this formation was found a rare specimen - a mummified skin of an ornithopod dinosaur.

Genus	Species	Material	Images
Dryosaurus?	Indeterminate	Skin

Crocodyloforms

Genus	Species	Notes
Metriorhynchus	Indeterminate	Only teeth were found

Mollusks

Species	Notes
Pecten, or related species	3 cm shell
Rudist	1 cm long

Footnotes

1. ^ V. V. Arkad’ev, A. A. Fedorova, Yu. N. Savel’eva and E. M. Tesakova. Biostratigraphy of Jurassic-Cretaceous boundary sediments in the Eastern Crimea. 
2. ^ Pylypenko D.. Kyiv Ammonite [Ukrainian]. http://paleo.ua/paleometro/. 
3. ^ T.N.Smirnova, D.I.McKinnon (1995). Apodosia, an enigmatic genus of micromorphic brachiopods from Cretaceous of Crimea and Jurassic of England. 
4. ^ Averianov, A. O. et al. (2010). A new basal coelurosaur from the Middle Jurassic of Siberia.