Moroccan longbone

[Yasmin95]

Heyy,

 

The next 3 bones. For these ones I feel like there is an obvious explination. Buuut There is a tiny monkey in my head making music... 

 

Soo 2 I recognize as longbone one was named Radius crocodile or dinosaur. I think the 3th is a scapula? But with a fused coracoid? Maybe a pubis? 

Measurements of the longbone: Lengte: 24x6,4x3,7cm                                                                                                         

and radius(?): Lengte: 17,6x4,4x1,5cm                                                                                                                  

Pubis (?) is lxhxb  =  16,7x7x2,8cm

 

Greetings Yasmin

 

 

 

 

[LordTrilobite]

I'm not sure about the first two but that last one looks like a croc coracoid to me.

[Fossildude19]

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[Yasmin95]

I dont know which ad you mean. I did not put up an ad. The note next to the picture is from my own documents length and location

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Did you cut the notes away? Because now there are no measurements anymore...

 

[Yasmin95]

33 minutes ago, LordTrilobite said:

I'm not sure about the first two but that last one looks like a croc coracoid to me.

Olof thanks I will rename it  

[Fossildude19]

49 minutes ago, Yasmin95 said:

Did you cut the notes away? Because now there are no measurements anymore...

 

Yes.  Please write them in a post from the photos you had. 

 

[caterpillar]

2 hours ago, LordTrilobite said:

I'm not sure about the first two but that last one looks like a croc coracoid to me.

 

I agree

[BioBob]

I also agree with @LordTrilobite that the third one might be a crocodilian coracoid, without scapula (see alligator pectoral girdle for reference).

 

And I think the first bone might be a Spinosaurus metatarsal. (see Spinosaurus neotype for reference)

[Troodon]

Second bone possibly a Croc Tibia

Do you have a side view of the first bone

[Yasmin95]

On 16-1-2021 at 9:25 PM, Troodon said:

Second bone possibly a Croc Tibia

Do you have a side view of the first bone

Hi Troodon! i 

I don't have it right now, but the bone is really thin. I Would say not even a centimeter.

Also it is pretty straight, no bends or curves.

[Yasmin95]

On 16-1-2021 at 7:55 PM, BioBob said:

I also agree with @LordTrilobite that the third one might be a crocodilian coracoid, without scapula (see alligator pectoral girdle for reference).

 

And I think the first bone might be a Spinosaurus metatarsal. (see Spinosaurus neotype for reference)

Hi Ole, 

 

Ik zal deze eens opzoeken! Ik heb het gevoel dat het neotype iets meer een ronding heeft en die van mij een twist. @LordTrilobite What say you?

[Yasmin95]

On 14-1-2021 at 2:00 PM, LordTrilobite said:

I'm not sure about the first two but that last one looks like a croc coracoid to me.

Hi Olof, 

 

Zou je iets kunnen zeggen over soort? of is het daar niet duidelijk genoeg voor? Als je goede papers hebt is dat ook goed

[Coco]

Could you write in english please ?

 

Coco

[LordTrilobite]

22 minutes ago, Yasmin95 said:

Hi Olof, 

 

Zou je iets kunnen zeggen over soort? of is het daar niet duidelijk genoeg voor? Als je goede papers hebt is dat ook goed

Sorry I don't think we can say much about the species. A lot is still unknown about Kem Kem crocs. There do seem to be a number of medium and large species present. All I know is that it does look very much like a type of croc coracoid.


And I don't think that first bone fits with the Spinosaurus metatarsal that @BioBob showed.