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What dinosaur could this be from?


Griffinlarson

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Here are some images of what I recently found near Makoshika state park(around 5miles east of the park) - MT, Hell Creek formation. I suspect it is a theropod, but I am unsure and would love to hear some thoughts. 

 

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Chunk-o-saur.

 

Not sure a chunk of bone without any distinguishing features can be narrowed down much further.  :unsure:

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Thank you for the responses, I figured it might be unidentifiable. I was hoping the bone structure could at least tell if it was a theropod or not. From my limited knowledge I thought the more porous bones are theropod. 

Here is a section of something I also found. I thought it could be a rib bone, not entirely sure. Fragmented again, but more "complete" I guess than the other piece :heartylaugh:

 

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