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What kind of bivalvia fossil is this ?


Hatchet

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Not a bivalve, but a coral. 

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7 hours ago, Hatchet said:

It looks like a bivalvia to me.

I can see why since the radial features look like the rays some bivalves have and the concentric marks look like growth lines. The resemblance to the structure of some corals though makes that far more likely.

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13 hours ago, BobWill said:

I can see why since the radial features look like the rays some bivalves have and the concentric marks look like growth lines. The resemblance to the structure of some corals though makes that far more likely.

Yea thats why I thought it is a bivalve, the shape and radial features are very similiar. But I am no expert when it comes to the fossils, so if you guys say it is a coral, then It is likely a coral :).

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