Thunnus sp., Tuna angular bone

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Description:

One angular bone associated with tuna remains.

Site: SC; Dorchester Co.; Co. Rd. 230
Site Number: NH40Cg
Era: Cenozoic
Period: Paleogene
Epoch: Oligocene
Kingdom: Animalia
Phylum: Chordata
Class: Actinopterygii
Order: Perciformes
Family: Scombridae
Genus: Thunnus
Formation: Ashley/ Chandler Bridge F

Collection: Vertebrate Paleontology Collection
Object Name: Ray-Finned Fish
Object Id: PV7572

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Thunnus sp., Tuna angular bone

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The Armory

The Armory

Historic Textiles Gallery

Historic Textiles Gallery

City Under Siege

City Under Siege

The Early Days

The Early Days

Lowcountry Hall

Lowcountry Hall

Becoming Americans

Becoming Americans

Natural History

Natural History

Kidstory

Kidstory

Charleston Silver

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