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Show us you fingers and toes!

Complete hands and feet are of course welcome too.

 

I'll start with photogrammetry scans I made. Some new, as well as some old ones.

 

Indeterminate Hadrosaur phalanx from the Campanian of Judith River.

 
And here's a mammal for good measure. A woolly rhino metacarpal and phalanx from the North Sea.

 

Olof Moleman AKA Lord Trilobite

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Cave hyena Crocuta foot bones.

These were found Tornewton cave in Devon uk, probably back in the 1950s. 

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51 minutes ago, Bobby Rico said:

Cave hyena Crocuta foot bones.

These were found Tornewton cave in Devon uk, probably back in the 1950s. 

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I think they're probably a bit older than that. ;)

Nice bones! :)

 

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Allodesmus kernensis 

From Boesse .... "This is a proximal manual phalanx of Allodesmus kernensis from digit 1 (thumb). "

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From the Round mountain silt (sharktooth hill)

Darwin said: " Man sprang from monkeys."

Will Rogers said: " Some of them didn't spring far enough."

 

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Here are a few pics of some of my Oligocene White River (Fingers-Toes).

 

Oreodont Phalanges and Pes / Manus

 

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Oreodont distal metatarsals / metacarpals 

 

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Most likely Rhino distal metatarsals / metacarpals

 

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Oreodont phalanges and pes / manus (Top Row)

 

Second row #2 & 3 Rhino pes / manus   Others possibly Rhino / oreodont

 

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Rhino phalanges

 

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Hoplophoneus claw core

 

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Hi,

 

Here are three that I have found.

Anoplotherium - left fourth metatarsal bone. I.O.W

Hippo toe bone also from I.O.W west

Croc toe bone from I.O.W. west

Croc toe bone from Thorness Bay I.O.W

 

 

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hippo toe bone 1a.jpg

Croc toe bone.jpg

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Here is a composite Thescelosaurus foot that still under construction but happy to add it to your thread.  It's arourd 12"  (30cm) Long. I have the rest of the leg to go with it but it needs to be mounted.

 

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2 hours ago, Troodon said:

Here is a composite Thescelosaurus foot that still under construction but happy to add it to your thread.  It's arourd 12"  (30cm) Long. I have the rest of the leg to go with it but it needs to be mounted.

 

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Wow Frank, that is beautiful.

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23 hours ago, ynot said:

Any idea which animals they came from?

I don't recall at the moment. Forum members here helped me ID them, but now I can't remember exactly what they are. I do remember that there is at least two species there.

 

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6 minutes ago, Bone Daddy said:

I don't recall at the moment. Forum members here helped me ID them, but now I can't remember exactly what they are. I do remember that there is at least two species there.

 

You can always go to Your profile page and do a "see My activities" search to find those threads.

Darwin said: " Man sprang from monkeys."

Will Rogers said: " Some of them didn't spring far enough."

 

My Fossil collection - My Mineral collection

My favorite thread on TFF.

 

 

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10 hours ago, Troodon said:

Here is a composite Thescelosaurus foot that still under construction but happy to add it to your thread.  It's arourd 12"  (30cm) Long. I have the rest of the leg to go with it but it needs to be mounted.

 

Foot1.thumb.jpg.92a1c16a8c282a4fe125b3e58c4ba992.jpg

Wow amazing, stunning. :) just an idea add it to lot F for a sweetener.  Thanks for showing us.

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23 hours ago, Troodon said:

Here is a composite Thescelosaurus foot that still under construction but happy to add it to your thread.  It's arourd 12"  (30cm) Long. I have the rest of the leg to go with it but it needs to be mounted.

 

Foot1.thumb.jpg.92a1c16a8c282a4fe125b3e58c4ba992.jpg

Stunning!

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Those are some nice toes.

 

 

I've made another scan of one of my woolly rhino bones. So here's a phalanx, I think its from the outer toe of the hand. This bone is from the North Sea.

Olof Moleman AKA Lord Trilobite

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