Eocene Bird Bone

Odontopteryx sp. A psuedo-toothed bird femur bone. These fossil birds had pointed bony projections from their jawline that served as teeth for snaring fish prey. A large adult specimen indeed showing great detail. It is Ypresian, Eocene age circa 50 million years old. The scale is shown in (cm) and inches. It comes from Oued Zem, Morocco, Africa. Priced at £56. Quote reference number BIR 064.

Pleistocene Bird Bone

Unidentified genera. A beautiful complete 3D bird tibia. The thinner fibula needs re-attachment. It measures 87 mm in length. It comes from indeterminate aged Pleistocene deposits of Creeksea, Essex, UK. Full providence, found 27th August 2012. Supplied with label. Priced at £24. Quote reference number BIR 059.