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Dinosaur bone fragment, polished: Iguanodon
Dinosaur bone fragment, polished: Iguanodon
Dinosaur bone fragment, polished: Iguanodon
Dinosaur bone fragment, polished: Iguanodon
Dinosaur bone fragment, polished: Iguanodon
Dinosaur bone fragment, polished: Iguanodon

Dinosaur bone fragment, polished: Iguanodon

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Iguanodon, one side polished bone fragment

Age: Lower Cretaceous, Wealden Clay (about 120 mio. years old)

Locality: Isle of Wight, Great Britain

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