fossil_lover_2277 Posted September 17, 2022 Share Posted September 17, 2022 (edited) These two bones come from North Carolina, and the site they come from produces mostly Cretaceous Black Creek group material, but also some marine Pliocene and terrestrial Pleistocene material. Any help would be appreciated! The first is clearly a limb bone shaft, femur, tibia, something like that. Not sure if it's crocodilian, turtle, dinosaur, or terrestrial mammal though (I'm leaning towards terrestrial mammal). The second bone I'm thinking might be some type of hip bone, I was thinking possibly the ischium of some large croc, but I'm not sure. Could very easily be some random cetacean skull fragment. Edit: I think the second bone may be a crocodile coracoid. That large hole may be the coracoid foramen. Let me know what you think. Bone 1: Bone 2: Edited September 17, 2022 by fossil_lover_2277 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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