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Scrappy, worn New Jersey Cretaceous bone


frankh8147

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Hello all!

 

I was looking through my bone fragments from the Cretaceous of Monmouth County NJ and came across two that I figured deserved one more shot on identification..

 

By any chance, does anyone know of what these may have belonged to? 

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First one looks like the top of a neural arch from a vertebra but unsure of the animals found in your are.

 

 

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5 hours ago, Mike from North Queensland said:

First one looks like the top of a neural arch from a vertebra but unsure of the animals found in your are.

 

 

Plesiosaur and Mosasaur would be the two prime candidates..

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The first one does look like a neural process, or even a transverse process. There's a smaller chance it's a rib end. No idea about the second one. From what taxon? Who knows. But reptilian seems a no-brainer.

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