Osteobyte's Nature Journal

Spotting commented on by Osteobyte Eagan, Minnesota, USA4 years ago

This is a tibia. Possibly bovid?

Mummified Dog or fox skull? commented on by Osteobyte Western Australia, Australia6 years ago

The colouring looks dingo-like, but I know mummification can alter this. The occipital and interparietal bones may be helpful to examine.

Red fox comparison:
https://s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/ori...

Dingo comparisons:
https://www.researchgate.net/publication...

Unknown spotting commented on by Osteobyte Ottawa, Illinois, USA6 years ago

Horse species. This may be helpful: http://www.thefossilforum.com/index.php?...

Help me ID this species commented on by Osteobyte New York, USA6 years ago

Due to the shape of the obturator foramen, curving ilia, and iliopubic eminences, my guess is beaver. Though I don't know if that would fit with your measurements.

Unknown spotting commented on by Osteobyte Massachusetts, USA7 years ago

Hi Justin,

This is pelvis is actually a fish skull.

Spotting commented on by Osteobyte Kentucky, USA7 years ago

..and pelvis, the synsacrum

Anole commented on by Osteobyte Fort Worth, Texas, USA7 years ago

Wow!

Western Painted Turtle (Young Deceased) commented on by Osteobyte Michigan, USA7 years ago

Hello,

As this does not show bones, it may be a better fit in the 'Signs of Wildlife' Mission: http://www.projectnoah.org/missions/7208...

Lightning Whelk Baby Shells commented on by Osteobyte Florida, USA7 years ago

This may be a better fit in the 'Mollusca' Mission. http://www.projectnoah.org/missions/1214...

American Mink scat commented on by Osteobyte Saint Joseph, Michigan, USA7 years ago

This may be a better fit in the 'Signs of Wildlife' Mission. http://www.projectnoah.org/missions/7208...

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