Utah dinosaur bone. Further classification?

[FrostbyteFossils]

So this is a piece of dinosaur bone from Utah USA. Unfortunately thats all that came with it. Is it possible to know any further classification of this bone? It was kinda hard to photograph the microscope, my apologies. Also if you want more pictures just ask cause i can only fit 2 here due to limitations. Thanks

 

-Tom

 

 

   

 

[LordTrilobite]

Sorry, but fragmented chunks like this are generally unidentifiable. We tend to call them Chunkosaurus bones are they are just chunks without any distinguishing features.

 

Still a cool looking piece though.

[FrostbyteFossils]

Thank you, M'lord Trilobite

[Tidgy's Dad]

Lovely cell structure! 

[Troodon]

Boy that cell structure is quite impressive, nice photo.  Utahs dinosaurs are quite diverse with the fossil record ranging from late Triassic to late Cretaceous.  So even more complete bones would require a very specific locality to identify

 

 

[Fossildude19]

Chunkosaurus mirabilis   

[FrostbyteFossils]

Thanks lads. I think ill just pretend its from a deinonychus hehehe

[FrostbyteFossils]

2 minutes ago, FrostbyteFossils said:

Thanks lads. I think ill just pretend its from a deinonychus hehehe

Or maybe allosaurus?

[ynot]

2 hours ago, FrostbyteFossils said:

Thanks lads. I think ill just pretend its from a deinonychus hehehe

 

2 hours ago, FrostbyteFossils said:

Or maybe allosaurus?

why not go for the gusto?

Chompasaurus frostbyteus!.

[FrostbyteFossils]

3 hours ago, ynot said:

 

why not go for the gusto?

Chompasaurus frostbyteus!.

Haha im going to use that