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Any evidence of missing epiphyses? Cows start out as calves.

This may be some other artiodactyl, of course.

I've changed my mind about this bone. I think it is an artiodactyl pelvis. Most of the ischium is missing, but the slot or groove in the remainder of the ischium is diagnostic. The shape of the ilium reminds me of a cow, but I am uncertain of that identification. There should be an acetabulum (the ...

Dit ziet er zeker bovid voor mij. Vergelijk het met de bizon humerus zich hier:

http://www.uwyo.edu/reallearning/bisonmedia/humerus.mov

[Editted by HarryPristis on 29-11-2011 at 23:02 GMT +1]

/oldfossil/opslag/853059567carcharoclessokolowi.jpg The tooth that 'Firefossiel' has from the Suwannee River is from the Late Eocene (or Late Oligocene), too recent to be called Carcharocles auriculatus. This is a different mega-tooth shark, better called Carcharodon (Carcharocles) sokolowi ...

Otodus sokolowi ??

No, Paul, not an ear bone. Ear bones are dense, without cancellous bone. The rounded part of the bone appears to have muscle attachment scars, something an ear bone would not have. But, I don't recognize which post-cranial bone this is., niet een oor bot. Oor botten zijn dichte, zonder poreus bot ...

/oldfossil/opslag/1278396486amphicyon-canisscapholunarDistal.JPG /oldfossil/opslag/55622062amphicyon-canisscapholunarProximal.JPG The second image looks like turtle carapace. The 4th image bears a vague resemblance to a scapholunar. A scapholunar is a fusion of two carpals, the scaphoid and the ...

/oldfossil/opslag/1212204217radio-ulna-hog-B.JPG Basil . . . Here is what I think you've found. It may be from something other than a hog -- this is just an example. The bone has only one articular facet and that is just partial at the broken end. The other 'end' is for muscle attachments ...

/oldfossil/opslag/793314236radio-ulna-hog.jpg Hi, Paul . . . I am not sure what you mean. Here's what I am guessing: The topmost part of the ulna. This could have been a fused radius-ulna as in this example of a hog. ---Harry Hoi, Paul. . . Ik weet niet zeker wat je bedoelt. Hier is wat ik ben ...

Certainly bovid. The tooth is a lower m3.

Zeker holhoornigen. De tand is een lagere m3.