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Dino vertebrae
Got out to a creek near my home and did not find as much as I had hoped.
I did manage a couple of mentionable specimens.
The dino vert is most likely a "Tail" bone some of it was "bitten" off
in antiquity but the majority of it is intact.
There are bite marks and other signs of predation on it and
that makes it well worth collecting.
Still researching on species.
The other item "specimen" will be posted elsewhere on the forum.
As a "pseudo" effigy. It's somewhat cool.
Jess B.
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I did manage a couple of mentionable specimens.
The dino vert is most likely a "Tail" bone some of it was "bitten" off
in antiquity but the majority of it is intact.
There are bite marks and other signs of predation on it and
that makes it well worth collecting.
Still researching on species.
The other item "specimen" will be posted elsewhere on the forum.
As a "pseudo" effigy. It's somewhat cool.
Jess B.
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