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Frisco, Texas Cretaceous Bivalve

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I found these bivalves in Panther Creek in Frisco, Texas. They were found in a cemented sandy layer in the upper part of the Cretaceous Arcadia Park Formation (Turonian) which is part of the Eagle Ford Group.

Could this be a Plicatula Sp.? One shell is 26mm x 26mm; the other is 19mm x 19mm.

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