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Innominate - Irregular bone, part of the appendicular skeleton

Innominate — Irregular bone, part of the appendicular skeleton

Vertebra - Irregular bone, part of the core (axial) skeleton

Vertebra — Irregular bone, part of the core (axial) skeleton

Vertebra - Irregular bone, part of the core (axial) skeleton

Vertebra — Irregular bone, part of the core (axial) skeleton

Astragalus - Short bone, part of the appendicular skeleton

Astragalus — Short bone, part of the appendicular skeleton

Axis bone fragment or processed bone material - Irregular bone, part of the core axial skeleton (though the object appears to be a manufactured or cut piece of dense cortical bone)

Axis bone fragment or processed bone material — Irregular bone, part of the core axial skeleton (though the object appea...

Rib Fragment - Flat bone of the core axial skeleton

Rib Fragment — Flat bone of the core axial skeleton

Long bone shaft fragment (Likely Bovine or Equine) - Long bone fragment belonging to the appendicular skeleton

Long bone shaft fragment (Likely Bovine or Equine) — Long bone fragment belonging to the appendicular skeleton

Femur - Long Bone, Appendicular Skeleton

Femur — Long Bone, Appendicular Skeleton

Patella - Sesamoid Bone, appendicular skeleton (limb division)

Patella — Sesamoid Bone, appendicular skeleton (limb division)

Femur - Long Bone, Appendicular Skeleton

Femur — Long Bone, Appendicular Skeleton

Tibiotarsus - Long Bone, Appendicular Skeleton

Tibiotarsus — Long Bone, Appendicular Skeleton

Femur - Long Bone, part of the limb (appendicular) skeleton

Femur — Long Bone, part of the limb (appendicular) skeleton

Ulna - Long Bone, Appendicular Skeleton

Ulna — Long Bone, Appendicular Skeleton

Ulna - Long Bone, Appendicular Skeleton

Ulna — Long Bone, Appendicular Skeleton

Ulna - Long Bone, appendicular skeleton (limb frame)

Ulna — Long Bone, appendicular skeleton (limb frame)

Ulna - Long Bone, Appendicular Skeleton

Ulna — Long Bone, Appendicular Skeleton

Thoracic Vertebra - Irregular bone, part of the core (axial) skeleton

Thoracic Vertebra — Irregular bone, part of the core (axial) skeleton

Costa - Flat Bone (Axial Skeleton)

Costa — Flat Bone (Axial Skeleton)

Metatarsal or Metacarpal (Cannon Bone) - Long bone, part of the limb (appendicular) skeleton

Metatarsal or Metacarpal (Cannon Bone) — Long bone, part of the limb (appendicular) skeleton

Metatarsal / Metacarpal (Cannon Bone) - Long Bone, part of the limb (appendicular) skeleton

Metatarsal / Metacarpal (Cannon Bone) — Long Bone, part of the limb (appendicular) skeleton

Tibia - Long Bone (Appendicular Skeleton)

Tibia — Long Bone (Appendicular Skeleton)

Innominate bone (consisting of the Ilium, Ischium, and Pubis) - Irregular and Flat bone; part of the limb (appendicular) skeleton forming the pelvic girdle

Innominate bone (consisting of the Ilium, Ischium, and Pubis) — Irregular and Flat bone; part of the limb (appendicular)...

Tibia - Long Bone (Limb skeleton)

Tibia — Long Bone (Limb skeleton)

Humerus (Fragment) - Long Bone of the limb (appendicular) skeleton

Humerus (Fragment) — Long Bone of the limb (appendicular) skeleton

Femur (fragmentary) - Long Bone of the limb (appendicular) skeleton

Femur (fragmentary) — Long Bone of the limb (appendicular) skeleton

Humerus fragment - Part of a long bone from the limb (appendicular) skeleton

Humerus fragment — Part of a long bone from the limb (appendicular) skeleton

Innominate Bone (Fragment) - Flat Bone; appendicular skeleton (part of the pelvic girdle)

Innominate Bone (Fragment) — Flat Bone; appendicular skeleton (part of the pelvic girdle)

Os Coxae (Pelvis) - Irregular bone; part of the appendicular skeleton (limb support system)

Os Coxae (Pelvis) — Irregular bone; part of the appendicular skeleton (limb support system)

Pelvis (Innominate) - Irregular bone; part of the appendicular skeleton

Pelvis (Innominate) — Irregular bone; part of the appendicular skeleton

Ulna - Long Bone; appendicular skeleton (limb)

Ulna — Long Bone; appendicular skeleton (limb)

Pelvis (Innominate Bone) - Irregular bone; part of the appendicular skeleton (limb support)

Pelvis (Innominate Bone) — Irregular bone; part of the appendicular skeleton (limb support)

Innominate bone (fossilized fragment) - Irregular bone belonging to the appendicular skeleton (limb support system)

Innominate bone (fossilized fragment) — Irregular bone belonging to the appendicular skeleton (limb support system)

Neurocranium (Fragment) - Flat bone; part of the axial (core) skeleton.

Neurocranium (Fragment) — Flat bone; part of the axial (core) skeleton.

Vertebra fragment - This is an Irregular Bone belonging to the axial skeleton, which forms the central pillar of the body.

Vertebra fragment — This is an Irregular Bone belonging to the axial skeleton, which forms the central pillar of the bod...

Humerus - Long bone of the limb (appendicular) skeleton

Humerus — Long bone of the limb (appendicular) skeleton

Metatarsal - Long bone; part of the limb (appendicular) skeleton

Metatarsal — Long bone; part of the limb (appendicular) skeleton

Tibia - Long Bone; Part of the Limb (Appendicular) Skeleton

Tibia — Long Bone; Part of the Limb (Appendicular) Skeleton

Molar - Specialized dental tissue (often recovered with the jaw, which belongs to the axial skeleton)

Molar — Specialized dental tissue (often recovered with the jaw, which belongs to the axial skeleton)

Mandible (fragment) - Irregular bone; part of the axial skeleton (skull)

Mandible (fragment) — Irregular bone; part of the axial skeleton (skull)

Mandible - Irregular bone; part of the axial (core) skeleton

Mandible — Irregular bone; part of the axial (core) skeleton

Cervical Vertebra - Irregular Bone; part of the axial (core) skeleton.

Cervical Vertebra — Irregular Bone; part of the axial (core) skeleton.

Cranium (Skull capsule) - Irregular and flat bones fused together; part of the axial skeleton (core).

Cranium (Skull capsule) — Irregular and flat bones fused together; part of the axial skeleton (core).