People now think that if they find a toe bone, they should get enormous amounts of money for it.

现在人们认为如果他们找到一块趾骨，他们就应该为此得到一大笔钱。

You know, " The toe bone's connected to the foot bone, the foot bone's connected to the ankle bone... the ankle bone's connected to the leg bone."

你知道，" 脚趾骨连接到脚骨，脚骨连接到脚踝骨… … 脚踝骨连接到腿骨。"

Long and strong toe bones, similar  to those found in modern shorebirds, suggested they have the ability  to walk in muddy or silty soil.

长而强壮的脚趾骨，类似于现代滨鸟的脚趾骨，表明它们有能力在泥泞或淤泥土壤中行走。

A toe bone that had just been recovered in 2009 fit the empty impression perfectly: the missing toe and the fossil-collector's bones came from same individual!

一块2009年刚刚发现的脚趾骨，正好符合空洞的印象：缺失的脚趾和化石采集者的骨头来自同一个人！

And there was more: A right foot included with the collector's specimens was missing a toe bone; there was just an empty impression in the rock where it should've been.

还有更多：收藏家标本中的一只右脚少了一根脚趾骨；岩石本该在的地方只有一个空洞的印记。

When we find a fossil that we feel should go back to our collections, for example, this ornithomimid, or ostrich mimic toe bone, we have to record information about the specimen.

当我们发现我们认为应该回到我们的收藏品中的化石时，例如，这个似鸟龙或鸵鸟模仿脚趾骨，我们必须记录有关标本的信息。

For example, it might be something like: The toe bone's connected to the foot bone, The foot bone's connected to the leg bone, The leg bone's connected to the knee bone.

例如，它可能是这样的：脚趾骨连接到脚骨，脚骨连接到腿骨， 腿骨连接到膝骨。