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Field Notes

Description:

i need help identifying these bones i found them in a old dump which was buried in the late 40s.

Habitat:

unknown

Species ID Suggestions

mamals
ThomasFarmen
1

Landfowl

Galliformes

Reference Link
lizardking
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Comments (3)
lizardking
Pelvis and humerus at very least belong to a bird, perhaps a landfowl: https://virtual.imnh.iri.isu.edu/Osteo/View/Sharp_Tailed_Grouse/670 So this shouldn't be in mammals
KarenL
Welcome to Project Noah Thomas! I've moved this to mammals for you & ticked the "help me Id this species" box so that the community can try & find an ID for you.
KarenSaxton
These look like ordinary bones, which would make them a vertebrate category, not fossil, not alien. Please correct your category and id, and we look forward to some serious discussion
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PublishedJune 22, 2012

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