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Hello, Everyone.

This is another sample from Runswick Bay on Yorkshires Jurassic Coast.

I'm hoping that someone will tell me that is a paddle bone from a marine reptile.

All replies gratefully recieved.

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Could be a bone, but I’d dont see any bone structure on these pictures. If you see this, then it is probably a bone. As for the paddle part, I’ll wait for a local to tell you about that.

“...whilst this planet has gone cycling on according to the fixed law of gravity, from so simple a beginning endless forms most beautiful and most wonderful have been and are being evolved.” ~ Charles Darwin

Happy hunting,

Mason

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I does look like a paddle bone, right shape. It is a little thick in ratio to the length/width for an ichthyosaur, well mine examples tho. I’d really need to handle it to be sure. I’m 65/35 in your favour :) 

 

Why not not take it to Byron Blessed at the Whitby fossil shop, he’ll know. Nice guy. 

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Thanks John,

I'm down in Hertfordshire (rubbish for fossil hunting) but may be able to catch up with Byron at one of the Oxford fossil fairs.

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