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Don't even know this Dino fossil belongs in their bone structure, let alone the species! :)
This one 3" Long.
Any knowledge folks!
Thanks.
TJE
 

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This resembles the broken part of a rib, known as a rib head. To i.d. The creature based on this tiny fragment is near impossible.
 
Thanks NF.
TJE
 
Very Nice! Boy, are you giving me the ITCH to get back out and ''seek and find''!
 
High/Steep "banks" of Tributary's (creeks or small streams) that drain into 'Large' rivers..I found very productive too old digger.
All along east side of Rockies.(your stompin grounds now!) ;)
TJE
 
Don't even know this Dino fossil belongs in their bone structure, let alone the species! :)
This one 3" Long.
Any knowledge folks!
Thanks.
TJE
Definitely looks to be a rib tubercle. :thumbsup:
 

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