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Gen. et sp. indet.

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Fossildude19 Regular Member

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I'm afraid there is not enough detail to say anything about this piece, other than there may be a piece of shell in it . :unsure: 

 

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fifbrindacier Regular Member

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I don't think there is a trilo here.

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EMP Regular Member

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20 hours ago, Gen. et sp. indet. said:

 

Found in Poland, not in situ. Age unknown but possibly Palaeozoic.

 

 

I'll live dangerously and say gastropod fragment. 

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Rockwood Regular Member

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Folks are used to me being a hazard, so I'll guess that the shape Tim highlighted is a combination of concretion from the minerals in a crinoid stem section to the right and a shell bordering it to the left. 

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