RogueFlea
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I'm very new to fossil hunting and found this on my first trip. Maybe a nautiloid cephalopod?
Thanks in advance!
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Help identifying? Found in Missouri
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Charlie P. (NY)
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Appears to be a crinoid stem that didn't fossilize and the cavity is where it was. Called a "trace fossil" when that happens.
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