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hey all, sorry i'm new and didn't search topics to find similar ones cause i dont have time..

 

i think i have a fossil whitch someone has taken it and i'm hurry to know is it a real one or not! i'm kinda loosing it!!

 

please help me to indentify is it a fossil or not, and if so, what kind? or what animal!!

 

thanks a lot

sorry for not being formal!

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Moved to Fossil ID. :) 

 

Welcome to the Forum.  :) 

You appear to have a very worn down echinoid, or sea urchin. 

Hope that helps. 
Regards,

 

 

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4 minutes ago, Fossildude19 said:

Moved to Fossil ID. :) 

 

Welcome to the Forum.  :) 

You appear to have a very worn down echinoid, or sea urchin. 

Hope that helps. 
Regards,

 

 

thanks a lot, is it rare or something? i think someone want to take it away from me!!

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I am not knowledgeable about your area, so I don't know if they are rare there. 

I don't think so, though. 

Fossil echinoids can be quite numerous in some places. 

Yours is quite worn, and while interesting, is not in the best of shape. 

More inflated and complete specimens are usually more sought after. 

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5 minutes ago, Fossildude19 said:

I am not knowledgeable about your area, so I don't know if they are rare there. 

I don't think so, though. 

Fossil echinoids can be quite numerous in some places. 

Yours is quite worn, and while interesting, is not in the best of shape. 

More inflated and complete specimens are usually more sought after. 

Thanks anyway dude ❤ i really appretiate your help

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Maybe that's where the ancient civilizations got some of their deity & monster inspirations from.... fossils. :headscratch:

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It looks like an irregular echinoid with the five petal rows, perhaps similar to Micraster.
Pictures from more sides, location of the find might help in the ID.

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