Two Urchins from yesterday

Neogeo

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I snuck out for a couple of hours yesterday,and lucked into these.But the real treasure for the day was some late afternoon rain.lol

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Neogeo

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Why thank you..I have found some that still have a spine or two On the innerpart.Every once & a while a realy nice one pops up.

I dug this one in a midden.
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This one is the largest one that I have found in this spot.
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It broke while I was trying to clean it.(lession learned..lol)
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Tylocidaris

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I've seen your pics of these before; they're cool for different reasons. The one in the first 2 pics would be nice to see in some close-ups. It looks like most of the detail is worn off, but it could go a couple of ways on the ID. That it came from a midden is interesting.

The one in the last 4 pics has great detail. If it has 5 small "pin-holes" almost in the center, then it is most likely Coenholectypus planatus.
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