Found this while out beach walking no idea what it is.

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Hi new to the forum I found this many years ago walking along a beach not sure what it is or best ways to maybe extract them as there is a few of what you see throughout the rock.

[DevonianDigger]

Can you provide more pictures from different angles? Also a little more info about where it was found? Looks very cool, but can't tell what it is.

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That's the only pic I had to hand right now. If I can Il take some more shortly.

Thanks

It looks like there's another two to the left. One was to the right but is gone and on the other side I think there's 2 more hidden in there from the top. It was found near here https://maps.app.goo.gl/K13wRK6FGYGLCgqN7

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1 hour ago, DevonianDigger said:

 

 

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Sorry for spamming so many pictures but I hope they help. My first thought was some form of tooth or claw but more I think about it it's a strange formation to be a tooth or claw so leaning more towards some form of shell creature colony

[Mark Kmiecik]

I'm totally stumped so I'm just gonna lean back and watch the show. 

[westcoast]

They look like cone-in-cone structures, geological diagenetic features.

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Just now, Mark Kmiecik said:

I'm totally stumped so I'm just gonna lean back and watch the show. 

Thanks for the honesty. Last thing I want to do is turn up at a museum with stalegmites

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2 minutes ago, westcoast said:

They look like cone-in-cone structures, geological diagenetic features.

You may be right. Just googled it but those are 5mm this is 10cm in size. I'd guess they can be any size though. Thanks. Will still hope for someone to say it's a new species XD

[Mark Kmiecik]

I think he's right! Just looked at images of cone-in-cone structures that were close to identical. I learned something new today. Might be fun to challenge the people at your local natural history museum to figure out what they are. Never mind. They'd probably just come here to get the answer.

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2 minutes ago, Mark Kmiecik said:

I think he's right! Just looked at images of cone-in-cone structures that were close to identical. I learned something new today. Might be fun to challenge the people at your local natural history museum to figure out what they are.

That's a good idea see if they get it so quick. Never know could be a gem of a find to the right guy. Had it sat in my fish tank for some while

[Mark Kmiecik]

Just now, Regtable said:

That's a good idea see if they get it so quick. Never know could be a gem of a find to the right guy. Had it sat in my fish tank for some while

If I had found it, it would be in my collection for sure. I've never even seen anything that vaguely resembles it and I'm 68 years old.

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4 minutes ago, Mark Kmiecik said:

If I had found it, it would be in my collection for sure. I've never even seen anything that vaguely resembles it and I'm 68 years old.

Wow. That's quite pleasing to hear. It is still interesting to look at none the less knowing it's a geological anomaly. I shall have to trip back up there see if I can't find any more. 

 

23 minutes ago, westcoast said:

They look like cone-in-cone structures, geological diagenetic features.

Thanks for the rapid identification.

[Mark Kmiecik]

1 minute ago, Regtable said:

I shall have to trip back up there see if I can't find any more. 

It's more interesting than Moroccan Mosasaur teeth.

[Fossildude19]

Definitely cone-in-cone  structures. 

Neat find.  

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1 minute ago, Mark Kmiecik said:

It's more interesting than Moroccan Mosasaur teeth.

Haha. Had to Google it. 1st hit job lot 1000 teeth for sale. I guess they are common in parts

 

[Mark Kmiecik]

3 minutes ago, Regtable said:

Haha. Had to Google it. 1st hit job lot 1000 teeth for sale. I guess they are common in parts

 

Wait until you've been on this forum for one month. Teeth and claws are really hot stuff for many collectors new to fossils. Jurassic Park leftover, I guess.

[abyssunder]

No doubt! I agree about the cone-in-cone features.

Nice!