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Here are three fossils I need help identifying. I found one from last year's summer and two from a couple years ago. Here is a possible goniatite/gastropod. Sorry for the bad quality of the images, but if you look close enough, there is a small ammonite-like shape that has been crushed. I'll see if I can get better pictures if you guys ask in the comments. Right beside the larger one is a smaller one that is facing opposite too it. Both are really flat and their spirals doesn't go all the way in. Their outlines are very hard to notice, not sure if this is a fossil or just some rock formation. A twisting cylindrical fossil that branches into two. It has cracks and resembles very much a coprolite. Might be a rock formation, but I don't think so. Sorry for the bad quality pictures. A little round cone with lines all over it coming from the tip. It is round and underneath it there are more lines coming from the outside. If you guys could identify these fossils I would be very grateful because I could not. I would be glad if these were what I assume they are because they are very rare in my area.

Hello everyone, I made my first trip to DSR last summer, and brought back some fossils as well as extra interesting matrix to pick through at home. After being left out in the elements a lot of it has broken down or become much easier to break and separate and today I got to look through a bit to find some bivalves, brachiopods and hyoliths which were a nice surprise. But along with those fossils I also found this object that isn't quite like anything else I've seen from there. It is only partially exposed and also somewhat broken along the edge, but seems to have a special or ring shape to it. Because of this I initially thought it may be a goniatite, but looking closer there are these interesting ridges/folds along the inner edge and this isn't something I've observed in the Goniatites I have from the location and the others I've seen online. Does anybody know what this fossil might be? Any help and input is appreciated, Thank you

Here is another I found at Lost Creek in Jacksboro, TX, Looking for ID help.