ohiodigman
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Any ideas on this? I'm thinking possible some kind of tooth?
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Rock. Sorry.
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What you have there is a piece of igneous rock that shows darker mafic (iron /magnesium containing) and lighter felsic (quartz/feldspar) layers or sections that formed when (usually) the lighter colored rock intruded into cracks in the darker colored rock when the area that came from was formed (molten).
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Ok, thanks so much, holding onto that forever thinking it might be something else haha
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I have a couple pieces on my back deck as "weather rocks" The dark gets almost black when wet and I can tell on those iffy days if it is raining. Striped rocks are lucky. ;-)
cool rock 
thanks for posting !
Maybe Next one
thanks for posting !
Maybe Next one
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