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RE: Skull ID Help

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Posted by: laurarfl at Tue Oct 13 07:59:31 2009  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by laurarfl ]  
   

In fact, it looks like an incomplete lower jaw of a rodent. There are about 4 molars, a space, then a set of incisors. If this was from feces or a decomposing body, it would be likely that the end of the jaw holding the incisors would be broken off since it's long, pointed, and more fragile. In comparison, igs have serrated teeth all along the jaw. Even if teeth were missing, there are no sockets along the jaw bone.

The claws are disproportionate in size and definitely do not belong to the same animal.


   

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