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I got this a year or so ago, but this was bought as, possibly an ankylosaurian from the Woodbine Formation at Dallas Fort Worth Airport, Texas, USA. It is in pretty rough shape, so I don't expect the best results, but I'm hoping it is an indet. narrowed down to at least Ankylosauria. It looked like it could be a Nodosaurid indet. based on shape. A high chance of it being a complete bust, but I didn't spend much on it so it I figured it was worth the risk for a rare locale. Forgot to take a picture with a measurement, but it's roughly 4.5mm tall.
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Hi everyone, Notice: im italian, so understand my errors So this is a dinosaur bone that, after one year of studying it, i never understand the species or the family of it. I buy it in Italy like two years ago, and in the old Times i was sure it cames from a Theropod Vertebrae from Morocco, Kem Kem Beds (like the seller said). After 5 months of studying, i have contacted Cristiano Dal Sasso ( the one who have discovered the first dinosaur of Italy and other ones) and he said that i it was probably a toe bone from an ornitischian one. After s
