Abstract: Some fragmentary bones of Testudo collected from Late Eocene (Shara Murun Formation) in Ula Usu area were briefly described in this paper. They include an anterior part of epiplastron, a proximal part of ilium, a foot with dermal ossicles and claw, three isolated claws, five dermal spurs of tail, a distal part of fibula and two broken bony pieces. The inner surface of anterior epiplastron thickens obviously and projects forward strongly. This is a typical character seen in Testudo. In China, a foot of Teszudo armed with dermal ossicles was reported before by C. W. Gilmore (1931), but the dermal spurs of the genus is the first occurrence this time. In view of the larger size of the bones, it seems reasonable to suppose that we have gotten a giant Testudo.