Help with identifying.

Stone

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Ninjafossils

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Yeah I was gonna say turtle but I'm not completely sure
 

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Stone

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I was thinking it was part of a turtle shell but I haven't seen any images in my search that look like it
 

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Took this to the local museum today and the curator sent a few pictures to someone at the University and they said that they believe it to be a carapace of a rather thick shelled Cretaceous sea turtle, possibly Bothremys barberi. Not many photos to go by so I can't say for sure if that is the species or not. I will say the the lady at the museum was very excited to see it and told me I have something very special.
 

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