ID help please fossil bone

Apr 17, 2014
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bone2stone

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Good thinking and do your pics outside.
You may have what looks like a portion of ammonite.

Jess B.
 

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Apr 17, 2014
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I am not seeing sea critter, more like part of a large mammal. Here, I did better photos.
 

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bone2stone

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Well one thing I can say, it is bone material.
You may never get an acceptable response.
Just not enough of your find to give a positive identification for reference.

Jess B.
 

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could be a sea creature/sea mammal, definitely looks like a chordate so could be some sort of fused vertebrae.
 

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