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[Gen. et sp. indet.]

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[Pterygotus]

They do look a bit like pterosaur teeth but may just be fish. Nice find!

[Rockwood]

I think I see thin walled bones that have been crushed. Pterosaur or bird maybe ?

[Pterygotus]

I agree with @Rockwood. I see hollow bones too so probably bird or pterosaur.

[Gen. et sp. indet.]

Thank you all.

[Kane]

Not seeing any image or description here. 

[Fossildude19]

It is poor form to remove content once you have an answer.  

This post is now meaningless.  

[caldigger]

What's the point in removing it?

[FossilNerd]

6 minutes ago, caldigger said:

What's the point in removing it?

I’ve wondered this too and haven’t come up with a good answer...

[Ludwigia]

I'd like to read an answer from @Gen. et sp. indet. as to why he deleted his original post.

[JohnJ]

@Gen. et sp. indet.

You have been a member long enough to know this is disrespectful to the members that assisted on this topic.  Please refrain from removing photos in the future.

[Gen. et sp. indet.]

I am sorry for deleting the content, I didn't want to be disrespectful. The specimen will be photographed more profesionally and be consulted with colleagues. I will inform about the results ASAP. 

[Rockwood]

Eggs for omelet. It's a deal.  

[JohnJ]

55 minutes ago, Gen. et sp. indet. said:

I am sorry for deleting the content, I didn't want to be disrespectful. The specimen will be photographed more profesionally and be consulted with colleagues. I will inform about the results ASAP. 

Thank you.