Megafauna Bone Fragment 004 Mammalia indet.
Owned by ILoveMyCatFreckles (@Freckles).
Notes
The specimen shows a porous, cancellous (spongy) bone texture characteristic of fossilized vertebrate remains, but it is too fragmentary to identify a specific species or anatomical element without further context. Likely megafauna.
Details
Identification & Classification
- Fossil Type
- Bone
- Fossil Category
- Vertebrate
- Taxonomic Group
- Chordate
- Phylogenetic Group
- Mammalia
Locality
- Locality Type
- Unknown
Anatomy & Physical Traits
- Anatomical Element
- Indeterminate
- Side
- N/A
- Articulation
- Isolated
- Completeness
- Fragmentary
Preservation & Preparation
- Preservation Quality
- Fair
- Preparation Level
- Partially Prepped
- Preparation Method
- Pin Vise / Micro-tool
- Restoration %
- 0
Provenance & Collection
- Acquisition Source
- Fossil store, Crystal World Exhibition Centre
- Date Acquired
- Jun 4, 2026
- Acquisition Price
- $3
- Documentation Provided
- Appraisal
- Legal Status
- Legal to Own
- Display Status
- In Storage
- Collection ID
- bca5ea2e-56e6-43a3-80c1-5e9c5f507500
- Quantity
- 1
- Added Details
- The specimen shows a porous, cancellous (spongy) bone texture characteristic of fossilized vertebrate remains, but it is too fragmentary to identify a specific species or anatomical element without further context. Likely megafauna.
Megafauna Bone Fragment 004
Mammalia indet.
Locality
Anatomy & Physical Traits
Preservation & Preparation
Provenance & Collection
Added Details
The specimen shows a porous, cancellous (spongy) bone texture characteristic of fossilized vertebrate remains, but it is too fragmentary to identify a specific species or anatomical element without further context. Likely megafauna.
Megafauna Bone Fragment 004
Mammalia indet.
Added Details
The specimen shows a porous, cancellous (spongy) bone texture characteristic of fossilized vertebrate remains, but it is too fragmentary to identify a specific species or anatomical element without further context. Likely megafauna.