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Ammonite shell?


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I think so. :) 

 

Edit: Well, there may be shell material there, but most of it is an internal cast of the shell. 

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I agree. I see what appears to be part of the internal mold of a large ammonite under all the matrix. The bits of shell are not necessarily from the ammonite, however.

 

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