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Help with this skeleton


Armandein

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Hi guys,

I am new here and I would like your opinion about this skeleton. It was found for a friend of mine in the coast of Alicante (Medieterranean sea) and we don't know which is the genus and specie.

It is a swordfish skeleton? or maybe a dragon? C)

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And this the skull

1 minute ago, XenoFish said:

Doesn't match up to a swordfish. Can we get a closer/better view of the skull? 

Yes, here is

But I receive a error message " You are only allowed to upload 245.76kb. "

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5 minutes ago, XenoFish said:

I'm thinking maybe a dolphin of some kind. 

The vertebrae match those of fish, not a cetacean. It would be helpful if we could get a decent picture of the skull.

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Or a sturgeon

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1 minute ago, Armandein said:

It is posible Carnoferox, thank you very much.

The height is aprox, 4 meters

Do you mean length? Based on the size of the table it is sitting on, it certainly doesn't look to be 4 meters long.

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1 hour ago, freetoroam said:

Or a sturgeon

If you compare the vertebrae of the mystery skeleton and that of the bigeye tuna I posted earlier, they are nearly an exact match.

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13 minutes ago, Carnoferox said:

If you compare the vertebrae of the mystery skeleton and that of the bigeye tuna I posted earlier, they are nearly an exact match.

Could well be, originally  thought sturgeon (maybe a beluga) because of the length. 

But as sturgeon are cold water and tuna warm water, i am going with tuna too,  a big one. 

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thank you very much, This is a good forum.

It is a tuna without dude., The lenght moreless 2,30 meters, after my conversation with my friend Javier

Have a good night

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20 minutes ago, Carnoferox said:

If you compare the vertebrae of the mystery skeleton and that of the bigeye tuna I posted earlier, they are nearly an exact match.

Its a tuna.

On that note, have you ever read Old man and the sea by Ernest Hemingway, great book. 

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1 minute ago, freetoroam said:

Its a tuna.

On that note, have you ever read Old man and the sea by Ernest Hemingway, great book. 

I've never read it, but I've heard about it before.

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