bug!? from northern Okla.

[naturegirl]

Is this a bug abdomen? We find a lot of plant stems here, but this looks different...so ..is it a bug?




Thanks for looking,
naturegirl

 

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[old digger]

I cannot tell for sure what it may be, but it sure is interesting. Cool Find!

 

[Lonerguy]

It reminds me of a rattlesnake rattle, but it you're right it does look like the underside of a beetle.

 

[GatorBoy]

Now that's an interesting one.
It definitely looks like a section of a creature that moved without legs..by the plates on what appears to me to be the underside.

 

[naturegirl]

I have't been able to find it on the internet, maybe now that it's bumped someone can help...

 

[GatorBoy]

I am trying now

 

[Charmin]

It kinda looks like one of my fossils, Lisa. I posted it a few years back on this forum and was told mine could be a cephalopod.

 

[naturegirl]

It does carmin, Thanks..I'll bet that's it

i was thinking it looks like this picture which is showing that extinct ammonites could be straight..

 

[Inyo]

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[AuSomeness]

This is a great thread. Naturegirl, how deep in the ground was that fossil?

 

[Las Vegas Bob]

Nice find

 

[naturegirl]

Thanks for the information and links Inyo! It was a creek/surface find Ausomeness.

 

[Harry Pristis]

Here it is:

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