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This seems to be some kind of fossil soup, I can see many kinds of aquatic fossils, and bore holes. My question is, is the underlying structure limestone, rotten and fossilized wood, or degraded bone? Or something else. Found along a beach ridge of Lake Agassiz in North Dakota.

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Looks like limestone or mudstone. 
The tubes look like the remains of stick/branching Bryozoans.

I see one or two shell fossils, as well.

 

 

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