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Found from the Middle Devonian, Deep Run member, Finger Lakes Region.  A very small "shell".  Positive and Negative.

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Greg 

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I'm thinking Grammyysoidea arcuata  or possibly,  Nuculoidea lirata.

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I agree.

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2 hours ago, Fossildude19 said:

Grammyysoidea arcuata 

This to me looks correct...Thanks a bunch!

Greg

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