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patrickhudson

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Judith river Montana Dino claw.  Figured it was a type of raptor claw, but wanted to see if anyone could shed more light on this one.  
I’m pretty sure it’s not an egg :)

thanks 

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Fossildude19 Regular Member

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Looks croc-ish to me. 

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LordTrilobite Regular Member

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Looks like a dinosaur foot claw due to the grooves and flat bottom.

I will agree with Wayan Man and say Ornithomimid.

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