101.   The bone was crushed inward.

102.   The bones are at Adelphi University on Long Island.

103.   The bones are dark brown instead of the usual light pink.

104.   The boa had deep cuts up and down its body, and the bone was visible at the tip of its ragged tail.

105.   The bone is not ready to go.

106.   The bones are so beautiful, they have the potential to inspire us to avoid the next extinction.

107.   The bones were in the kitchen of an engulfed house, which indicated that the two victims apparently huddled together as the lava filled the room.

108.   The hip bone is another good indicator of age.

109.   The jaw bone is about one inch wide and is studded with sharp little teeth.

110.   The leftover ham bone is valuable to bean eaters.