is a reptile bone?

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is a reptile bone?

Bericht door JavierPardina » 07 apr 2007, 14:23

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hello friends :D is my first post here,

im from spanish and i love fossils

yesterday i found these stranger thing

and i see and search on something books..but i dont find anything about these :(

i hope you can helpme ;)

Thanks friends, and greetings from Lleida



 
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Re: is a reptile bone?

Bericht door d_nbeek » 10 apr 2007, 21:20

hello javierpardina
sorry my engliscg isn\'t verry good.
and I really don\'t know what kind of fossil it is,
but were did you find this fossil, and what kind of material is it,
grzz cees


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Re: is a reptile bone?

Bericht door FossilDude » 08 apr 2008, 16:34

Hey Javierpardina!

It definitely looks like a piece of bone to me! I\'ve found quite a lot of dino-bone pieces in Spain (beautiful country by the way :d ). Can you make a more detailed photo?
Any idea how old it is? Where have you found it? (The area of Tremp is know for it dino-eggs and bones, for example).

Good luck with it!

Greatings

Johan


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Bericht door RonB » 10 apr 2008, 15:25

I agree with fossildude. It most definetly looks like bone. Or actually, maybe even two bones? Its hard to tell from the picture. Nice find.


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Re: is a reptile bone?

Bericht door Camiel » 10 apr 2008, 19:30

I don’t mean to be a spoilsport, but I’m definitely not convinced that what is shown on the photo is a bone. I have some petrified wood here at home, which qua colour, structure and shape looks the same. Therefore, for a correct determination more close-up photos and additional information, like rock type, geological age of the rock, other fossils found in the rock, etc., is needed. Without this the determination ‘bone’ is in my opinion only a best guess.

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Bericht door FossilDude » 01 mei 2008, 15:32

I agree with Camiel. Unless you have a more detailed picture and some additional info, it will still be a best guess. That is true.
(That is why I said it looks like...)

Johan


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Bericht door JavierPardina » 29 nov 2008, 18:39

hello another time my friends!!!!

finally i'm back!!!more time disconected.. :(

i will put another photo with more detail about the "X fossil" hehehe thanks for your reply's

the fossil found near tremp, by the way im from lleida.(the land of fossils) in Spain :D

[Editted by JavierPardina on 29-11-2008 at 18:40 GMT +1]



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Bericht door JavierPardina » 29 nov 2008, 18:41

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i hope we can see better with this new photo :D

greetings from Spain.



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Re: is a reptile bone?

Bericht door Carboon » 29 nov 2008, 20:32

Hi Javier,

Can you make a photo of the "side view"? I mean a photo on which you could see either the growth rings (in case we're dealing with petrified wood) or the bone structure (in case it's bone), the angle of the photo above does not give enough info. Either way (bone or wood), It's a great find! As a collector of fossil plants, I'm rooting (LOL) for it to be wood (although I think you've actually found bone). I've heard of many bone-finds in the Tremp area, but this would be the first petrified wood case I know of.

Cheers,

Tim

P.S. I thought nowadays the Tremp area was a geologic park, where it's not allowed to go fossil-hunting anymore? Is it still allowed? Then I definitely need to go there again! :D

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Re: is a reptile bone?

Bericht door JavierPardina » 29 nov 2008, 21:25

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hi Carboon,

Ok! now i upload the photo..but i dont see any ring...
is stranger fossil :P

by the way , in Tremp area you can take anything!! only exist small areas that is not allowed.

you must come here!!

now i shoy you another X fossil... found very near ,only 1meter than "bone or wood fossil".

all is found in "Tremp-Alta Ribagorça" area




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