My rock collection. Need help Identifying

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I have had these rocks for quite some time. Would love for someone with the knowledge to name the type. I found these growing up along the nuecus,and Frio river South Central Texas hill country.

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For to put these in also. Thanks everyone.20171210_140323.webp20171210_140359.webp20171210_140422.webp20171210_140447.webp20171210_140541.webp
 

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I believe your shell is a exogyra ? I'm guessing at spelling.
 

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Most of these are guesses

20171210_131345.webp Called an exogyra - They lived warm seas during the Jurassic and Cretaceous periods. 200 - 75 million years old!

20171210_131943.webp Fluorite , Amazonite, or Green Apophyllite

20171210_131807.webp something with shist?

20171210_140359.webp Flint

20171210_140541.webp Flint arrow parts
 

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Prehistoric chicken?? Lol I don't know why but this looks like a bird are something skull the pics I took aren't really great. It has both eye sockets and nasal passages


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