>From: "Al Denelsbeck" <Al_at_wading-in.net>
>To: <nanfa_at_att.net>
>Subject: Skull ID (I think)
>Date: Sun, 9 Feb 2003 14:32:51 -0500
>
>Hello,
>
> I ran across your website while searching for a photo of an alligator
>gar skull, to follow up on a suggestion. I thought I would try my question
>out on your staff there.
>
> I found what I *believe* to be a fish skull of some kind, on the banks
>of the Indian River in Melbourne, Florida. I'm fairly good with mammal and
>bird identification, but crummy with fish. This one has had me puzzled for a
>couple weeks now, and I finally posted some questions to the newsgroups I
>frequent.
>
> Photos of the skull can be found at
>http://wading-in.net/page108-MysterySkull.html. If anyone would like to take
>a look at them and perhaps solve this mystery, I would appreciate their
>efforts. It's certainly not a big issue, but it does have me curious.
>
> And if you would like any further details, please don't hesitate to ask.
>The skull sits on my desk and is easy to refer to.
>
> Thanks for any help you can offer. Cheers!
>
> - Al Denelsbeck.
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