Fossil?
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mrs.oroblanco
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Agree, also. Though I think you have a combo of fossils and impressions of former fossils. We find a lot of them here, some with the fossils themselves, and some with the indentations that fossils made before becoming dislodged. Nice!
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Colonial Coral, sp. Is unknown to me right now....gotta look it up but does have some similarities to horned rugosa and petoskey.
One species is all I see.
One species is all I see.
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