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Strange fossil, unsure.


Guy Macdonald

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Hi guys, please help me identify this fossil, found in a woodland rich in clay near me, will post a pic of the geological composition of the area it was found in, thanks a lot.

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1 minute ago, Kane said:

Plications of a brachiopod would be my first guess.

Wouldn't the plications have to be divergent and not parallel for a brachiopod?

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22 minutes ago, ynot said:

Wouldn't the plications have to be divergent and not parallel for a brachiopod?

True, unless it was fairly large and we are only seeing a small piece of it whereby the diverging lines would appear more parallel.

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