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Was having a look at a few Kem Kem bones for sale and i came across this. It is a long bone at 26.8cm in length, looks quite thin with both ends intact (though one end has a different colouration to the rest of the bone). Wanted to get some thoughts as i originally thought this could be from a Pterosaur or a small non-avian theropod, but it seems a bit different to the Pterosaur femurs i have seen (which is what the fossil is being sold as). I am thinking it could be a leg bone from a bird? but i am no expert on Cretaceous birds. Can i ask for some opinions on this bone? thanks in advance.
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Found this fossil south of Hutto along Brushy Creek in Williamson County Texas...any ideas? Also found some large snail fossils.
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Hello....I'm an excited newbie!! Can anyone please help us identify this petrified bone and tooth? We found it in a lake in West central Minnesota. Buffalo perhaps?
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I have what appears to be fossils all over the property i bought last year. We are located in North Texas, the area is very sandy with layers of rock. Ammonites are everywhere here. Large ones that measure 3-4 feet across. I will post some of the images I have. I will provide more details in the days to come, along with measurements as requested by some of the more experienced folks. Any idea what this is? It's about 14-18 inches long. As stated, more precise details to come.
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Hello. I am new here and have read about posting, though there is so much to read, I hope I am not up. This is one of a few Estate sale fossil finds, and unfortunately no info whatsoever came with them. I am assuming it is a piece of a humerus, radius or ulna. It has a strange patina, and seems to be glazed with something, lacquer or another hard resin, as a (rather unfortunate) means to preserve it better? I am not sure if this is from a dinosaur, but looking online it sort of resembles some leg bones of a sauropod, but a juvenile. I could be completely wrong and this is actually part of a cave bear or other mammal bone. Any help appreciated. I have another fossil bone that was with it I can post as well, though it's much smaller and darker in color, black almost. This piece is heavy! It weighs 6.9 oz. I took couple of macro photos since there is something interesting going on with the surface. Thanks, KP
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Found in the lower Brazos river, Tx. Any help ID'ing would be much appreciated.
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My 76 year old mom fished this out of Edisto this past week. We are stumped.
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My dad found this fossil on the beach on Gary Island, NWT. He's been told it could be a mammoth leg bone, and it doesn't appear to be older than 10,000 to 30,000 years old. Can anyone identify it? It's about 2 feet long, and 73 lbs.
