Looks like a large vertebra to me but I too can’t get a good ID on species

the picture is a little blurry but it looks like a whale ear bone (periodic?) but it may be dolphin. Would need a scale bar with the image to better narrow down

yup. once we get a 100% ID from Richard, you can do a full update i would think

I’m not convinced that it’s gator based on the root but @smoran may have more insight.

This almost looks like a bone from a paddle (hand bone), but as i’ve mentioned before, Cretaceous material is not my expertise!

This looks like a claw or hoof, but i am not up to date with my Cretaceous taxa.

This looks like a sirenian tooth (manatee or dugong). When things go back to normal, you should definitely bring it by the collections for Richard to fully ID @mariela-pajuelo Great find!

HI @matthew-gramling and @samantha-ocon this does not look like a turtle scute. It looks more like a vertebra, but i do not know much about the Cretaceous fossil record. But i can certainly confirm that this is not a turtle scute.

looks like a fish bone @vperez

I agree with Matt

It’s hard to tell. need pictures from other angles.

I would say this is absolutely not a tapir, but @smoran can better ID

this is a horse tooth. nice find Del!

Horse teeth have a funny way of doing that. the first time i saw a fossil horse tooth, i too thought it was wood, but this is a nice horse tooth!

I do not think this is sirenian. they do not have teeth of this fashion but it may be mammal. Perhaps seal tooth?

I agree with Victor. it’s hard to tell, but i’m not convinced it’s turtle only because i don’t see any sutures or sulchi on either side. The texture of the bone in the first image makes me think this is some type of mammal, perhaps part of the hip or scapula based on the shape and size.

could be part of a rib, closest to where it connects to the vertebra, but it’s hard to tell

the top one almost looks like it may be a toe bone, but it’s hard to tell. pictures of all angles, and a scale bar would be helpful, even if it’s just a pen!

Thanks MacKenzie!