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Curious if anyone has thoughts on these. We were out rock hounding for agates and such over in the valley and found these so took some pictures.IMG_4925.jpg.f5d24f2c4b3bbf2fcd00bccfe4fad6a1.jpgIMG_4924.jpg.73d5f7d0e85c4d82a5e313e00fbdef72.jpgIMG_4922.jpg.0fa10385120d7f957c590ce250ff3079.jpgIMG_4921.jpg.fb0b9dae2119cbc459c5f78602fcac0f.jpg

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Where were these found?

Country, State/region, county?

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Sorry Nova Scotia Annapolis Valley area. Figure they are aspects of Lepidodendron

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Very interesting!

My first thought for #1 and #3 are trace fossils (burrows and the like), and preserved ripples for #2.  #4 is curious. Not a trace fossil. What is the scale?

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It was roughly 4" long and 1" wide. Did some reading up and seems to lend it self towards Lepidodendron cone or other related aspect. 

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I can see the third and fourth as lepidodentron.  I have a find that looks remarkably like your third that I assume is a small branch with leaf stem coming off.  It is possible that the first two are plant fossils as well though if so the preservation is poor, they may also just be erosion or traces.

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