Judith river vert

[patrickhudson]

A couple of verts from the milk river Judith formation.  Different shapes - assuming different dinosaurs.  I know they’re a bit broken up, but just curious if anyone can tell what they’re from based odd the pics alone. 
first four pics from one vert, last three from the other 
thanks!!

[jpc]

defenitely dinosaur.  They are pretty beat up, but I htink the first one is a hadrosaur and the second a ceratopsian.  

 

 

[CEP]

I believe they are of the bovine species circa AD 2000. Likely of the Angus or Hereford breed. 

[Captcrunch227]

1 hour ago, CEP said:

I believe they are of the bovine species circa AD 2000. Likely of the Angus or Hereford breed. 

Didn’t see this one coming 

[Darbi]

6 hours ago, Captcrunch227 said:

Didn’t see this one coming 

I think he's just joking. He was messing with him on another topic a while back. 

[Kane]

Perform the burn test. If they give off the smell of burning hair, that suggests the presence of collagen and thus modern.

[CEP]

21 minutes ago, Darbi said:

I think he's just joking. He was messing with him on another topic a while back. 

Just a little

 

[jpc]

38 minutes ago, Kane said:

Perform the burn test. If they give off the smell of burning hair, that suggests the presence of collagen and thus modern.

No need.. this is a dinosaur bone.  Trust me on ths one.

 

I hope the bovine comment was a joke...

[Pemphix]

No bovine...

[Troodon]

Yes dinosaurian most likely from are Ornithischians dinosaurs.