No, I wouldn't try to salvage the cam; I was asking to determine the cause of the breakage. From the looks of the damage, I'm guessing the sprocket bolt backed out until it hit the cam cover, snapping the ear off. If the shaft itself was broken, one might suspect that oil starvation may have caused the cam to seize, breaking the cam and breaking off the ear. If the bolt backed out, most likely due to improper assembly, the damage may only be to the cam itself, rather than the cylinder head and cam bearing surfaces.