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Pliocene Microfossils, Uk

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Dear All,

I have these two pictures that I took it from my sample of Pliocene microfossils, but am not sure about them. Could you please help me to identify them:

the firs one is transparent wall (hyaline) i think, elongated with narrows end in both sides:

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the second picture:

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Cheers,

Majed

Majed N. Turkistani

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jpc Regular Member

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Its tough to say for sure, but 33 looks like a small sea urchin spine... I see what could be an attachment end at the top end.

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33 might also be a sponge spicule.

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