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Help identifying needed!

Hi! First time poster here! Found this on Jekyll island in Georgia! Any idea what it can be? Too dense/heavy to be a shell I think. I think it may be bone. Not sure from what animal. Any help would be appreciated! Google lens is showing a few things such as a some part of a plesiosaur. It looks like teeth marks on some of it. It’s about 4 inches long and 1.5 inches wide.

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There are MANY possibilities.. It might be a chunk of a scapula.  LOTS of large mammals have then.  The one below is from a horse... 

You have to envision your bone chunk as coming from a likely mammal bone.  To me it seems like a large mammal bone,  somewhat flat,  with a curving edge.... 

Skeletal structure of the Equine Forelimb | Scapula, Horse anatomy, Equines

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