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2 hours ago, Rockwood said:

Suppose that one in the lower left might be an ammonite mold in haematite ?

I see what you mean.


@lovefossil Maybe a picture of that particular specimen would help confirm or deny.

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I agree with hematite or ironstone concretions.

Similar (but not exactly)  to "moqui marbles". (iron oxide and sandstone)

 

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