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  1. #1

    Sep 2005
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    Half of an EGG?

    Found this while prospecting, have found these before in the desert, your comments are Appreciated...Darrell
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  2. #2
    ca
    Mar 2005
    London, ON
    403

    Re: Half of an EGG?

    Broken coprolite is the first thing that comes to mind.

  3. #3
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    us
    Mar 2009
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    Re: Half of an EGG?

    wouldn't a coprolite that size be as cool as an egg?

  4. #4
    ca
    Mar 2005
    London, ON
    403

    Re: Half of an EGG?

    So long as it wasn't still sticky, yeah.

  5. #5
    us
    Feb 2009
    Northcentral Florida
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    Re: Half of an EGG?

    "in the desert" tells us nothing of the geology of the area in which this rock was found.

    I do think it's simply a severely weathered and stream-rounded rock. (If it's from the Sahara Desert, it could be windblown sand-abraded rather than stream-abraded.)
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