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This is a piece of ammonite

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1 minute ago, Ludwigia said:

 

But you appeared first here. I think it was a photo finish. :P

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As the others have said, this is a piece of an ammonite.  Along Duck Creek, many pieces can be found, and even some whole ones.  It probably comes from one similar to the picture below that I borrowed from the txfossils.com website just so you can see what a more complete ammonite fossil looks like if you are not familiar with them.  

 

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Fragment of a very large ammonite. I would say 15 to 18 inches diameter.

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Mark.

 

Fossil hunting is easy -- they don't run away when you shoot at them!

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