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North Myrtle Beach Fossil ID


Austinr

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Hi everyone, I came across this possible fossil while looking for shark teeth. It looks like its definitely not just a rock, but I have no clue what it is. Does anyone here have any idea?! 

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It might be an infilled chamber from a coiled nautiloid. Hard to tell from the photos.

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Hmmm....I'll see if I can't get a better picture, but it almost has a "socket" look from the joint of an animal or something....it doesn't really have the spiral shape I'd imagine from a shell like that. But I may be 100% wrong, lol

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Looks like a phosphate nodule to me.

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It's quite worn, but it could be a phospatic filling of a chamber of a nautiloid as Al Dente suggested.  Eutrephoceras occurs in the PeeDee.  It's difficult to be certain though, but you could use it as a "placeholder" until you get a better specimen.

 

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