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SandySam

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Hi,  my 9 year old is wondering if this is a star fish fossil that he found today, can anyone confirm please.

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This would be a fossil sea urchin, a very worn one. They are distantly related to star fish.

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Agreed. 

Extremely water/sand worn sea urchin, or echinoid.

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Very similar to one I found when I was a young boy. One of the first ones that got me started collecting rocks and fossils. Tell him Mark says "Nice one!".

 

 

Mark.

 

Fossil hunting is easy -- they don't run away when you shoot at them!

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