Big bivalve?

[MrBones]

Hello,

I found this fossil on Jebel Hafeet, Al Ain, UAE (United Arab Emirates).

There are many numulites in and around this fossil (Eocene to Miocene).

It appears to be some sort of bivalve, it was difficult to capture the shape, I hope you guys can make something of it.

[Rockwood]

It appears to be an internal mold of one valve of a bivalve. There may be enough notes left for someone to guess the song though.

[fifbrindacier]

I'd vote for a bivalve internal cast, but i'm not able to go farther.

Here are some links that might interest you : https://www.alshindagah.com/marapr2006/fossils.html, https://enhgauh.tidyhq.com/public/events/4462-lecture-fossils-of-the-uae-and-northern-oman-by-valerie-chalmers, https://livingthetravelchannel.wordpress.com/tag/united-arab-emirates/, http://www.afghan-arabiawild.com/Saudi Arabian Fossils Homepage.htm

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[MrBones]

7 hours ago, fifbrindacier said:

I'd vote for a bivalve internal cast, but i'm not able to go farther.

Here are some links that might interest you : https://www.alshindagah.com/marapr2006/fossils.html, https://enhgauh.tidyhq.com/public/events/4462-lecture-fossils-of-the-uae-and-northern-oman-by-valerie-chalmers, https://livingthetravelchannel.wordpress.com/tag/united-arab-emirates/, http://www.afghan-arabiawild.com/Saudi Arabian Fossils Homepage.htm

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Thank you for all the sites! They were very interesting!