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Permian Labidosaurus Leg/Foot Oklahoma


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Hello. I'm interested in a Permian Labidosaurus foot/leg. The fossil is advertised as being from Lawton, Oklahoma, Aroyo Formation. I am aware that this piece is a composite and that there has been some repaired bones. The size is not indicated. I'm wondering if these are genuine fossils. Any information is appreciated, thank you.

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Hard to say from such low resolution pictures.  :shrug:

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I'm not sure if they're real or not, but the fact that one of the toes seems to have at least 6 bones in it is a red flag. Even if some of the bones are real but broken, it's a sign of poor preparation.

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