Odontopteryx Gigas Bird Wing Bone In The Original Bed Rock 1.7ft Amethyst Extinction: Likely due to environmental

Extinction: Likely due to environmental changes and loss of habitat

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A rare and scientifically important Odontopteryx false toothed bird jaw/beak and cranium measuring 315mm displaying authentic false teeth elements with the appearance of teeth within the beak/jaws - these anatomical features termed Volkmann’s canals [small channels within the bone that transmit blood vessels] are atomic cortical bone structures appearing along the outer edge of the bird's jaw/beak

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Odontopteryx Gigas Bird Wing Bone In The Original Bed Rock 1.7ft Amethyst Extinction: Likely due to environmentalAn extremely rare Odontopteryx wing bone displaying a thin walled anatomical structure which helped the enigmatic Pelagornithidae birds range globally over vast oceans whilst hunting with precision aviation with wingspans reaching 3. 5 metres a marvellous example illustrating the initial wall of the wing bone and the medullary cavity within the original bedrock. Odontopteryx appeared from the Palaeocene to the Pliocene era, a reign of 50,000,000