I think your right its Theropod. I find that the Neural arch points more up. And the Centrum is large quite large also. But, this is only a guest.
Steve
>From: "Jamie Hiscocks"
>Reply-To: "Jamie Hiscocks"
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>Subject: Wealden dino, help please
>Date: Thu, 26 Apr 2001 01:15:09 +0100
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>I've recently recovered a dinosaur vertebra (dorsal) from the Wealden beds in southern England. I need help identifying the genus. The neural spine of this specimen is very distinctive, it has a spearhead shape to it. I don't think it's Iguanodon, fossils of that genus are a fairly common find from the Wealden. I'm not sure, but i think it could be theropoda. It's also sustained quite a lot of damage, there are some large bite marks. It seems that the animal that caused this damge and made those marks must have had huge bone crushing jaws. This could either be from combat or just scavenging, any comments on this are welcome!
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>Images of the find can be found by clicking onto the link bellow :
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>http://ukfossils.homestead.com/thero1.html
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>Thanks in advance.
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>Jamie Hiscocks
>email: jamie@jhiscocks.freeserve.co.uk
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