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Texas Cretaceous bivalve: what genus / species is this?

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Hi friends,

I found this little critter in the area of the southernmost tip of the Pecan Gap Chalk over the weekend, near Guadalupe / Bexar County in south-central Texas. (Glossy appearance is from application of polyvinyl acetate.) The red dotted lines are meant to illustrate that the peripheral edges are just chalk matrix stone. Any thoughts on a genus or species ID? Thank you!

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Inoceramus, or at least an inoceramid.

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18 hours ago, DPS Ammonite said:

Inoceramus, or at least an inoceramid.

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