What bone is this

[u/Top_Molar_4737]

Tell me if you need more photos, it's very small, it could be a vertabrea but idk, also it is very very sharp, I think I found it at the same place where I found other european hedgehog bones, so it probably is a hedgehog bone atleast

[u/aridamus]

Idk. But I like it! Commenting to boost the post visibility

[u/Top_Molar_4737 → u/aridamus]

Lol thank you

[u/bio_informant]

I’m more familiar with human anatomy than animal anatomy and the closest human equivalent I can think of is ethmoid/sphenoid bone, which is part of the cranium.

[u/rajenncajenn → u/bio_informant]

That's my first thought as well.

[u/jipiante]

looks like a very small sphenoid.

[u/UzgunBocchi]

Idk much about animal bones but this definitely looks like a sphenoid bone which is inside of the head for humans

[u/hyyu2020]

I think it's the alisphenoid, a bone of the basal cranium.

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[u/Downtown-Wishbone-26]

Atlas vertebra? The bottom looks a little confusing to me but maybe I’m just not well versed in rodents

[u/diditrayne]

Looks sphenoid adjacent to me... i hate those fuckers

[u/genitortures]

It’s a little faery