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Could it be a heart fossil? blood circulation is preserved

sahinerr

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Kane Regular Member

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Organs do not generally fossilize. This seems more akin to boxwork or similar geologic phenomena, but not a fossil. 

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Septarian or box work nodule. Not a fossil.

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Mahnmut Regular Member

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Hello Sahinerr and welcome to the forum!

Thats a nice find,  but not a fossil.

My cousin found a similar one shortly after his father had heart surgery and kept it as a memento. Not a real heart though.

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J

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