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Hello everyone!! After some researching of bones and fossils found in the Sulphur River Texas area I couldn’t find a good example of What cha doing my love this might be. Please help if you can.. thanks. I have some bone fragments as well to ask about but I wanted to get this one classified. Hope I can get a positive ID.....

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1 minute ago, ynot said:

I still see a clam steinkern. There is a small snail steinkern at the base of the clam also. (visible in picture 3 and 5.)

I suppose it’s possible, the “clam” doesn’t look regular enough to be biological to me especially taking picture 2 into consideration.

*then again looking at picture 4 and 5 I definitely see a clam... I’m confused lol

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4 minutes ago, Micah said:

I suppose it’s possible, the “clam” doesn’t look regular enough to be biological to me especially taking picture 2 into consideration.

A steinkern is a cast of the inside of the shell. Picture 2 is the hinge side or back of the inside of the shell.

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17 minutes ago, ynot said:

A steinkern is a cast of the inside of the shell. Picture 2 is the hinge side or back of the inside of the shell.

Thankfully I do know what a steinkern is, the shape of the hinge is much more irregular/asymmetrical than I’m used to seeing. That said, you’ve convinced me haha!

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