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Moa

Euryapteryx curtus

AV11351

Left femur of a moa. Both proximal and distal ends are weathered and broken. Sediment from the collection site is still attached to the bone in its distal and proximal extremities.

Moa

Euryapteryx curtus

AV11352

Right femur of a moa. Both proximal and distal ends are weathered and broken. Sediment from the collection site is still attached to the bone in its distal and proximal extremities.

Moa

Euryapteryx curtus

AV11353

Left femur of a moa. Both proximal and distal ends are weathered and broken. Sediment from the collection site is still attached to the bone in its distal and proximal extremities.

Moa

Euryapteryx curtus

AV11354

Left femur of a moa. Both proximal and distal ends are weathered and broken. Sediment from the collection site is still attached to the bone in its distal and proximal extremities.

Moa

Euryapteryx curtus

AV11355

Right femur of a coastal moa. Sediment of the collection site is still attached to the bone.

Heavy-footed moa

Pachyornis elephantopus

AV11903

Femur of a moa. Surface is flaky white and brown.

Heavy-footed moa

Pachyornis elephantopus

AV11904

Femur of a moa. Surface is flaky white and brown.

Coastal moa

Euryapteryx curtus

AV11908

Partial moa pelvis, surface is flaky white and brown.

Eastern moa

Emeus crassus

AV11909

Moa femur, surface is flaky white and brown.

Little bush moa

Anomalopteryx didiformis

AV11912

Partial moa femur, surface is flaky white and brown.

Eastern moa

Emeus crassus

AV11914

Large moa pelvic girdle bone, surface mostly brown, some corners are worn and broken exposing spongy matrix.

Eastern moa

Emeus crassus

AV11915

Large moa leg bones, including the femur, tibiotarsus, tarsometatarus and fibula of both legs.

Moa

Pachyornis

AV11917

Foot bones of a moa. The surface is white and brown.

Heavy-footed moa

Pachyornis elephantopus

AV11918

Moa tibiotarsus, surface is flaky white and brown.

Eastern moa

Emeus crassus

AV11920

Moa femur, surface is flaky white and brown.

Coastal moa

Euryapteryx curtus

AV11921

Moa tarsometatarsus, surface is flaky white and brown.

Eastern moa

Emeus crassus

AV11922

Moa tibiotarsus, surface is flaky white and brown.

Eastern moa

Emeus crassus

AV11950

Whole moa sternum bone, with a small hole in the centre where the bone is thinned.

Moa

Pachyornis

AV11952

Moa bone fragments from the sternum, surface is white and brown.

Heavy-footed moa

Pachyornis elephantopus

AV11972

Fragment of moa pelvic girdle, contains dried soils in spaces between spongy bone matrix exposed at edges.