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ID Request - Ammonite, Brachiopod, or other? Missouri


Phidippus audax

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Found in creek bed in Northern St. Charles County, Missouri.

It's interesting... don't think it's just a rock. 

Maybe just an impression (or whatever it's called, can't remember proper term), or if it's one or more things.

 

Help with ID would be very much appreciated!  Also, please let me know if photo quality is not sufficient or if anyone has any suggestions for future post. 

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I can see where Ludwigia is coming from,hematitic concretion/nodule can not be excluded

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6 hours ago, Ludwigia said:

I'm not sure what it is, but it's neither ammonite nor brachiopod. I'm tending towards ironstone vein.

Oh wow. I hadn't even considered because of the size & smoothness. I have found small nodules, more textured, in the same creek bed! 

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