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Pikaia gracilens on a piece of coral? I'm probably wrong,as those are relatively rare, but where are you located?
 
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i have found several just like these. at a beach on the gulf coast of fl. i always thought they were fossilized beach shells...you know the round ones that look like gastropods.
OWG. i'll be checking back here to see what they might be...HH..
 
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These were found on a beach next to an area that gets dredged regularly, Sand Key next to Clearwater.
 
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i found mine at honeymoon island. a few miles away..i thought it looked familiar.
 
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