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Is real? Rib or a Skull Fragment of Kem Kem?


Seguidora-de-Isis

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Hello everyone from my favorite forum! Please, I am in doubt if this bone is really real and what it could be. It was discovered at Kem Kem in Morocco. If it really is real (and I think it is), I am in doubt between fragmented rib or skull fragment.

 

I am very grateful and all help is welcome! :D

 

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Is It real, or it's not real, that's the question!

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Yes, this is a real bone, and it's a very small (probably not possible to narrow it down to species) chunk of a rib bone.

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@Seguidora-de-Isis If you are certain its real why are you asking in this forum maybe it would be best to ask in Fossil Id? Also I am going to suggest that it is too small a fragment to identify with any certainty.

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11 minutes ago, Haravex said:

@Seguidora-de-Isis If you are certain its real why are you asking in this forum maybe it would be best to ask in Fossil Id? Also I am going to suggest that it is too small a fragment to identify with any certainty.

 

No, I'm not sure if it's real, for this reason I posted it here and not there. Thank's for your opinion.

Is It real, or it's not real, that's the question!

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It appears to be a real bone fragment, and it appears to be a mineralized fossil.
More than that, I can offer no suggestions.

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I agree with Haravex. Real bone but probably too fragmented to properly ID. In the last photo on the bottom right looks potentially interesting. But I think you'd need to see something comparable that matches very closely to get any sort of ID.

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I agree with the others, making any suggestions is pure speculation since there is no obvious diagnostic features.

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Hello, friend! :)

I agree, real, but can't say what it's from. 

Sorry. 

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