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Oxfordian fossil

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July 26, 2018 in Fossil ID

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Oxfordian of southern Poland rich in Perisphinctidae. Just a belemnite, I suppose? Unlikely a bone?

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Very interesting.

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I see no sign of septia, so I think it is a tube snail.

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