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These fossils are from a Cambrian dated area. Anyone be able to help name/classify?
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The first is an archeocaythid. While I need a better angle for the second. It is either a bryozoan or a section o rugosa coral.
 
Ninjafossils said:
The first is an archeocaythid. While I need a better angle for the second. It is either a bryozoan or a section o rugosa coral.
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Thanks very much Ninjafossils.
 
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