Dinosaur -- Edmontosurus -- Radius & Ulna (front leg bones), Hell Creek

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Here are two bones of the lower front leg of the Cretaceous hadrosaur, Edmontosaurus: the ulna and the more slender radius. (See drawing.) These are from two different animals, but the size is appropriate in relation to each other. Ulnas are just slightly longer than a radius. Size of these: Ulna: 20 & 1/4" and Radius: 19 & 3/4". The ulna I think is a left, and I am not able to tell on the radius, as they are so similar. The last 4 photos speak for themselves in showing repaired/restored areas before painting (tan "rockhard" is the the standard fill for such larger areas of restoration). In the radius, I drilled and epoxied in 4- and 5-inch steel rods in three places to help strengthen such a long and narrow bone. Larger/longer dino bones like this are a lot of work, as one can imagine. The curvature of each is natural, and all four ends are completely natural, since these were not eroding out, but found in the context of another excavation. No sun-bleached areas, either. I built a shipping box, this with layers of foam, both hard and soft, hoping it will travel well. ("Buy It Now" price includes $15 for foam.) Shipping cost depends, of course, on zone, and buyer will pay actual cost. Priority Mail would be approximately $27 to the Midwest and approx. $40 to the East Coast. Am putting in the Midwest rate in the listing, but can read more