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Beach Find, SW florida, what’s inside

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Found this walking the beach. I assume it’s sandstone. After a closer look I noticed either a feather or fish fin stuck in the middle. Not sure if anyone can see it clear enough to help identify what it is. Sorry, I took the picture with my phone.

 

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Can you zoom in on the pic any more? A better close-up might help getting a good ID. 

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I’ll try to get a better pic with my wife’s camera. Will post as soon as I can. Thanks!

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Thats cool. might actually be a barnacle fragment..

Here are several examples I have showing some fragmented outlines....ignore the circular worm traces!!!

Coral fragment possibility also crossed my mind...

 

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Regards, Chris 

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11 hours ago, Plantguy said:

Thats cool. might actually be a barnacle fragment..

Here are several examples I have showing some fragmented outlines....ignore the circular worm traces!!!

Coral fragment possibility also crossed my mind...

 

NICE difficult ID ,  Chris...

Is this really part of the Barnacle? Looks like it is on top,  and I have not seen similar..PlioPleistoceneBarnaclecluster2ce.jpg.57fd4792fe72ea42bf60691d95f0cf3b.jpg

 

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On 2/8/2024 at 10:26 AM, Shellseeker said:

NICE difficult ID ,  Chris...

Is this really part of the Barnacle? Looks like it is on top,  and I have not seen similar..PlioPleistoceneBarnaclecluster2ce.jpg.57fd4792fe72ea42bf60691d95f0cf3b.jpg

 

Yep, barnacles growing on top of others..

Regards, Chris

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