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Looks interesting. Looking forward to some opinions from folks who know of what they speak.
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Having some clear, well focused images taken in natural light
would be a good place to start. Doubtful anyone can determine
much from the ones posted.
would be a good place to start. Doubtful anyone can determine
much from the ones posted.
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Your specimen is basically a fossilized section of ocean floor with an accumulation of marine fossils.
I'm seeing crinoid stem sections and what I believe might be the front lip of a trilobite or possibly the edge of a brachiopod shell
I'm seeing crinoid stem sections and what I believe might be the front lip of a trilobite or possibly the edge of a brachiopod shell
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