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Is this a body fossil?


himmelangst

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Could this be a fossil or a body fossil? The white powdery mineral sticks to wet fingers and the black rock underneath looks kind of segmented and symmetrical. But lumpy. It looks like it has a stem or neck with a flat bottom. Found in western pa. About 1.25” x .75” fairly heavy, dark and dense mineral underneath about a 5 mohs hardness. I know it’s probably nothing but worth a shot. Thank you!

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Sorry, just a rock.

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"There is no shortage of fossils. There is only a shortage of paleontologists to study them." - Larry Martin

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I'd like to call it an arthropod, something like a crab or lobster in concretion. I have to agree that it isn't at all clear however.

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