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These are the mystery items of the natural world. It can be quite a challenge to identify which part of the skeleton a bone belongs to and especially what animal it came from. But teeth, bones and skulls are all commonly found and it is always interesting to find out their origins.
Some of the most difficult specimens to identify are those that have become sub-fossils, or even fully fossilised, as they might have belonged to an animal that is now extinct.
We are a team of Museum scientists who run the Identification and Advisory Service. Our special interests include fossils, rocks, plants, insects and other creatures and we are dedicated to answering your natural history questions.
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What do the experts need to be able to identify your specimen from a photograph?
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