Assert that the specimen is (first option)
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From: The Osteology Lab
Description summary:
The title and description vary based on the current 
| Proposed Taxon: | Title | Description |
|---|---|---|
| 1 - Dinosaur | saurischian | The animal must have walked with a reptilian gait. |
| 11 - Saurischien | a sauropod | The bone seems on the stockier side. |
| 12 - Ornithischian | stegosaurian | The characteristic orientation of the bones must have come from a ground vegetation grazer. |
| 111 - Sauropod | a diplodocus | One of the largest Mesozoic beasts, characterized by its long tail. |
| 112 - Theropod | an allosaurus | One of the fiercest, largest hunters ever to live. |
| 121 - Stegosaurian | a stegosaurus | The exact combination of size and structure is unmistakable. |
| 122 - Ornithopod | an iguanodon | You don't have its horn, but you're still certain. |
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Unlocked with 
is: Dinosaur, Saurischian, Ornithischian, Sauropod, Theropod, Stegosaurian, Ornithopod, 
is: A Femur, Possibly Jurassic or The Forelimb of an Unidentified Beast
Challenge information
Narrow, 
5 (50% base)
- 1 and below - almost impossible (10%)
- 2 - high-risk (20%)
- 3 - high-risk (30%)
- 4 - tough (40%)
- 5 - very chancy (50%)
- 6 - chancy (60%)
- 7 - modest (70%)
- 8 - very modest (80%)
- 9 - low-risk (90%)
- 10 and above - straightforward (100%)
Success
Identified
Description summary:
The description varies based on the new level of
| Proposed Taxon: | Description |
|---|---|
| 11 - Saurischian | It is, perhaps, a leap to infer the shape of the hips from a limb bone. But palaeontology is a science of careful inferences. |
| 111 - Sauropod | You are surely looking at one of the very largest beasts to ever walk the earth. |
| 121 - Stegosaurian | This bone must have come from mid-sized dinosaur with a quadruped stance. |
| 1111 - Diplodocus | Diplodocus is known for its long tail and even longer neck – a sort of walking bridge that waded the swamps of the Jurassic. |
| 1121 - Allosaurus | Allosaurus was a monstrous hunter of the Jurassic, a beast that could have devoured a buffalo in a single snap of its colossal jaws. |
| 1211 - Stegosaurus | Speculation abounds over the purpose of the plates on Stegosaurus' back. Perhaps your own specimen can help shed light on the matter. |
| 1221 - Iguanodon | One of the best-known dinosaurs, the anatomy of Iguanodon's horn has been a point of substantial contention among zoologists. |
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An occurrence! Your 'Proposed Taxon:' Quality is now (10 * ) + 1!
'Identifying...' has been reset: a conclusion, or a new beginning?
Failure
No, not quite
One of Gebrandt's assistants looks over your shoulder and points out a few mistakes in your work. They may or may not be correct, but they seem confident – you should seek out more data.
- Identifying... is increasing… (+1 CP)
