411 on a couple rocks or fossils???

Swims with Beaver

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Harry Pristis

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It appears you have stream-abraded colonial corals. Sometimes these are filled in solid, sometimes not. Here's an example of one that is not filled in:

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Tuberale

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First looks like a portion of a tooth: has dentine still on portion, slightly porous bone on the rest. Similar to coral, but not an exact match, I think.

The second stone does look like coral to my eye.
 

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