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I agree with Tony.  More pictures are necessary for the first two. 

The last one looks like either a fish scale or a dermal denticle. 

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I'll go with dermal denticle for specimen three.
Maybe the the first one is a hyperostosed bone (tilly bone).

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1 turned upside down. 2 from another angle and the backside sitting on its end. It has one end with a nub out and the other end with a recessed area. The vertebra is starting to make sense based on the in and out characteristics. The back is chipped off and exposes a hollow core - spinal cord? Thanks for the help. 

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Thank you for the new pictures. :)

I remain in my initial thought.

 

1 - Tilly bone

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3 - ray dermal denticle

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