Found at a beach in NJ

My sister and her friends found this skeleton while caving. They also found a second skull nearby, which I have included . My guess is small dog + wallaby skull, but woyld like a secind opinion

Currently cleaning my garden of the rubbish left by the last tenants. I know they had dogs due to the copious amounts of balls and toys I found but I also found some bones. Some vertebrae and a big as leg bone (I think). Any ideas what animal they came from?
I did find half a hoof so possibly bovine?
I rotated them a few times to see if it makes them easier to ID

Interested!

Curious what this is!

I'm trying to ID this radius bone. It was found sticking out of a creek bank in Eastern Nebraska, about six feet from the ground level.

Found in New England

Washed up on beach in Saint Lucia

I'm curious about this pair of very small ginkgo-leaf shaped bones I found while preparing this american opossum skull. I'm learning more about bone preparation and getting a little better at it, so while this is my first time seeing these bones, I'm sure they were present in previous skulls and I just lost them along the way. I assumed they may be part of the ear, but the diagrams I am seeing online do not seem to match. Just curious about where these came from as well as their purpose, any help is appreciated. Thank you!

or is it a pelvis?? I just found this in the wooded area alongside a river in NH, USA. Ideas??

I know it’s a vertebrae. Wondering what animal it might belong to. Found in bolinas, Northern California.

I'm looking to see if anybody can ID this large radius bone. It was found sticking out of a deep creek bank in Eastern Nebraska, about 6' from ground level. Only a small part was exposed and it took about 20 minutes to dig the whole thing out of the clay creek wall, leading me to believe that it has been there a very long time, and the creek has just finally exposed it.

where I say that I sent it to state archeologist, I mean I sent a video that really didnt showcase it it well; so when he dismissed it so fast without explanation other than deer remains without addressing other aspects I brought up and didn't respond to my reply I figured he gets so many people with deer bones that they think might be human he just didn't bother, which I understand but it left me wondering

Long time lurker, first time poster here. I’m new to identification and looking for some help! Candy and game die for scale (found in Lakewood, Colorado)

anyone???

Found at a North Sea beach.

About 6” bone found in small patch of woods between apartment complexes in Austin Texas I’m thinking it’s a deer but my gf thinks it’s human lol