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Crinoid stem or possibly worn ammonoid fragment.

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I think the apparent angular geometry in the central cavity is a better fit with the crinoid ID.

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Found this photo in another post. It's what I was thinking when I said ammonoid. I should have said nautiloid.

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4 hours ago, Innocentx said:

Found this photo in another post. It's what I was thinking when I said ammonoid. I should have said nautiloid.

The sections would have a curved shape rather than the strait profile that I see. It is difficult to be certain of it though.

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6 hours ago, Rockwood said:

The sections would have a curved shape rather than the strait profile that I see. It is difficult to be certain of it though.

I see this curve in the first photo, which seems to be the most straight down shot (the other shots having been taken from the same side angle). The first photo also shows more of the whole fossil. I've not seen crinoid segments that curve this way. Perhaps another straight down shot and a shot from the other, opposite side, would reveal more about this.

@Michelle Sawicki Library, can you do this for us?

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