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This fossil bone sure seems to have been 'Chewed' on?...before or after death.

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Are you refering to the indented marks on the far, right of the bone, in the first and last photo's?
 
yes old digger first 3 and last one....pics 'are no hell....but there's 3 perfect smooth triangle v-shapes where the bone has seemed to been removed?
Try ang get better pics here too.
 
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It does look like the possibility, that something was gnawing on it. Good observation, and thanks for sharing.
 
Root fragment..are you referring to a tooth Paleopilot?
 
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