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I live in New Orleans but I found these visiting family in the lake of the Ozarks Missouri. I think they are cool but I would like to know what I may have. Any help will be appreciated!31B67D8C-22AF-46A1-98EB-C678890F1EF9.thumb.jpeg.28c46bbf731b9266dce16ee0bda02d20.jpeg

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So on the second picture, could that be a little bone in the middle? Any clue about the third?

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Not likely a bone in the second picture - probably a cross-section of shell material.

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11 minutes ago, ajaxkdt said:

So on the second picture, could that be a little bone in the middle? Any clue about the third?

Bone seems unlikely to me also. I think the gastropod shells may have had larger whorls that were fragmented during deposition. My thought is that it is somehow related to that.

The last one may be an external mold of a gastropod that is just barely preserved. 

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