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Found today, Ladonia Fossil Park, North Sulphur River, in 4" of water among river rocks and the occasional piece of ammonite with suture pattern.  I don't know what period.  A little over an inch long, black/dark gray, 1/2 inch thick at the widest part, has holes on the underside.  

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From what I've read, Cretaceous fossils are found on the river bed and Pleistocene fossils on the banks. So likely Cretaceous but possibly not. I can't help on the ID, but larger pictures would certainly help others.

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If it has the ‘honeycomb’ pattern then it’s bone. I think that’s what the holes are but can’t be sure with the pictures. Nice find!

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Looks like a mollusk steinkern with burrows

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