Today at Bonarka in Krakow. I found a few specimens. While the more or less I can identify, this one does not. Can it be an insect leg?
Thanks in advance for your help
A leg of a cretaceous insect from Bonarka? (Solution: No, rather a mineral or something indefinable)
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A leg of a cretaceous insect from Bonarka? (Solution: No, rather a mineral or something indefinable)
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Today at Bonarka in Krakow. I found a few specimens. While the more or less I can identify, this one does not. Can it be an insect leg?
Thanks in advance for your help
Today at Bonarka in Krakow. I found a few specimens. While the more or less I can identify, this one does not. Can it be an insect leg?
Thanks in advance for your help
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Re: A leg of a cretaceous insect from Bonarka?
I think - but am not 100% sure - this is caused by mineral formation, not a fossil
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Re: A leg of a cretaceous insect from Bonarka?
Please study the anatomy of Insects, then you see, that your "fossil" can´t be an insect leg. I agree with Frank.
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Piesbergala
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