There is some damage to the bone on the right orbit, but a lot of seal skulls seem to be damaged when you look at pictures on the internet. The Zygomatic arch is broken on that side too.
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You've done amazing things. Thanks for sharing your adventures!
This is really helpful! I never realized how much you can tell from the shape and structure of the skull. The difference in the eye sockets between deer and sheep is really interesting!
The difference between deer and sheep skulls : Jake's Bones · 1 month ago
I think it is amazing to find new things that most people would just walk past without realizing how pretty and amazing things like that are
Explaining the mystery of hair ice : Jake's Bones · 1 month ago
Hey nice job, you've had a great run.
good blog!
thank you for this excellent post comparing scapulas..
what a great job!!
Comparing bones: scapulas (shoulder blades): Jake's Bones · 2 months ago
Jake, you are an inspiration to many.
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I am so in love with your posts and your sense of humor!! I found you whkle trying to research how to put a fox spine back in tact. You are so well written and educated in the subject ... then i...
My common European gruffalo skull: Jake's Bones · 4 months ago
It was cool to learn about hair ice from your post. I have never seen it before.
Boni
Explaining the mystery of hair ice : Jake's Bones · 5 months ago
This was so cool to read about! I bet it was somewhat creepy to explore the bunker though.
Exploring the abandoned bunker : Jake's Bones · 5 months ago
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