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aek Regular Member

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Any ideas on this fragment from the Silurian Bisher Fm. Kentucky? Measures 1 cm.

 

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aek Regular Member

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Thanks, but idont think it's a nautiloid.  All the fossils at this locality are preserved as internal molds, so curious what this could be, if anything.

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Graptolite?

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Rockwood Regular Member

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3 hours ago, aek said:

 All the fossils at this locality are preserved as internal molds

Doesn't this photo tend to belie that statement ?

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