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Jbuck86

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My friend found these about 15ft underground in Polaski County Missouri. He said there were quite a few like 68 I think.

Each one has something on the inside that rattles when you shake it. He busted the one in top left of main photo open and it looks to be a yolk but not sure.

All his eggs are roughly the same size beside the small one on right and I would say they are a little larger than baseball size but can't say for sure what measurements are. Any ideas?

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Welcome to the Forum. :)

These are Concretions.

 

Not eggs.  No egg shell texture, no egg morphology. Area is not known for fossilized egg finds.

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