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saskatchewan corals? 1/3


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found these on shore of Lake Diefenbaker in Saskatchewan, Canada. looked to be eroded from sandy deposits with layers of harder iron-rich rusty strata. the fossils themselves are heavy, mineralized with iron and then rusted? corals? all the same type or different? i think this is in cretaceous age but not sure. see other 2 posts9DAF06E0-2D8F-4485-AF21-27EAE910C9D7.thumb.jpeg.99841567e313de3c5eb7ac72405792ab.jpeg2B97D88B-7E00-46C9-95A0-CA4AAB1D8C5C.thumb.jpeg.e914d36601e892fd5a5bffe5d99cf7fd.jpeg

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Seem more like ichnofossils to me, I can't see any coral structure. 

Maybe burrows of some beastie. 

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