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Banded chert concretion?  :headscratch:

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4 minutes ago, Fossildude19 said:

Banded chert concretion?  :headscratch:

I think so. 

It's trying to make us think it's a cephalopod, but I'm not buying it. ;)

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It's doing a good impression of a cephalopod, but the irregularity of the "chambers" makes we favor the banded chert ID as well.

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If chert, it would be a highly eroded water worn clast later incorporated into a different sediment, ie a part of a matrix supported conglomerate. Could be. Do a scratch test with steel nail or put a drop of acid on and see if it fizzes.

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