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Hello,
These fossils and bits of bone were given to my daughter, who is a budding junior paleontologist, as the owner didn't know what they were. We were told that they were dinosaur/prehistoric reptile but other than that we don't know much and we were hoping someone might be able to give us a clue. We were told that the scales might have been from a prehistoric crocodilian of some kind, maybe. Thanks in advance, Andrea (and Anna.)
