Bone ID wanted. Thank you!

[Alex Pritchard]

Hello! 

 

I have this bone which i recieved in a lot, all bones and remains were advertised as from the Kem  Kem  Beds. 

 

It seems to be hollow,

I think it may be crocodile? Thanks in advance for your input, could it be dinosaur? Reptile? 

 

Thanks! 

 

[fifbrindacier]

Hi, does it seems heavy for its size ?

[Natalie81]

A small theropod? 

[mattman10]

9 hours ago, Natalie81 said:

A small theropod? 

I agree, it could be a small theropod as it's hollow.  Definitely from the Kem Kem though.

[Alex Pritchard]

22 hours ago, fifbrindacier said:

Hi, does it seems heavy for its size ?

I wouldn't say so. It's quite light!

[fifbrindacier]

On 29/05/2019 at 1:33 AM, Alex Pritchard said:

I wouldn't say so. It's quite light!

I asked that because a fossil bone is heavier than a modern of the same size. @Natalie81 and @mattman10 speak of theropod, you say it is quite light, but it is hollow, so, is it fossil ? Others might want to shime in @Harry Pristis, @Kane, @ClearLake, @old bones ?

[Aurelius]

7 hours ago, fifbrindacier said:

I asked that because a fossil bone is heavier than a modern of the same size. @Natalie81 and @mattman10 speak of theropod, you say it is quite light, but it is hollow, so, is it fossil ? 

 

Looks like a legit Kem Kem bone to me. And they are frequently hollow (if dinosaur or turtle).

[Alex Pritchard]

On 30/05/2019 at 12:29 PM, fifbrindacier said:

I asked that because a fossil bone is heavier than a modern of the same size. @Natalie81 and @mattman10 speak of theropod, you say it is quite light, but it is hollow, so, is it fossil ? Others might want to shime in @Harry Pristis, @Kane, @ClearLake, @old bones ?

Yeah it's definitely heavier than bone and is a fossil for sure. Thanks for the help:)