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Earlier this week I had 2 concretions pop open that I weren’t too sure of what they were. Number one has the calcite desiccation cracks that are consistent with Achistrum sp. I guess the shape is what is kind of throwing me off, and the body seems to segmented, which reminded me of a millipede. Number 2 I cant really see any discernible features in it at all but if I had to guess a type of a polychaete worm? Anyway I’m gonna leave this to the experts lol. Any help is appreciated! 
 

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I forgot this picture if that helps any (number 1)

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The first is Coprinoscolex. The gut pellets are diagnostic. The segmentation is due to shrinkage after death, they were not segmented in life.

 

I don't see anything identifiable about the second.

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I agree. Not much detail in the second one, and the shape itself is not indicative of anything identifiable.

 

 

Mark.

 

Fossil hunting is easy -- they don't run away when you shoot at them!

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