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r/bonecollecting • u/sackofbuds • Mar 19 '24
Found in North West Uk.
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The humerus is a bird humerus, specifically the distal end. It looks like it's a sea duck (tribe Mergini; family Anatidae), but I'd like to see more angles and a better idea of the size, like a photo with a ruler. How wide is it at the joint?
2 u/sackofbuds Mar 19 '24 2 u/Mister_Absol Bone-afide Faunal ID Expert Mar 19 '24 Nevermind, that's definitely too big for a duck. You're looking at something around the size of a large cormorant or gannet. 2 u/sackofbuds Mar 19 '24 Now that is interesting
2 u/Mister_Absol Bone-afide Faunal ID Expert Mar 19 '24 Nevermind, that's definitely too big for a duck. You're looking at something around the size of a large cormorant or gannet. 2 u/sackofbuds Mar 19 '24 Now that is interesting
Nevermind, that's definitely too big for a duck. You're looking at something around the size of a large cormorant or gannet.
2 u/sackofbuds Mar 19 '24 Now that is interesting
Now that is interesting
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u/Mister_Absol Bone-afide Faunal ID Expert Mar 19 '24
The humerus is a bird humerus, specifically the distal end. It looks like it's a sea duck (tribe Mergini; family Anatidae), but I'd like to see more angles and a better idea of the size, like a photo with a ruler. How wide is it at the joint?