Seed ?

[Guest GemstoneAndFossil]

Ive found something similar but about 3 x bigger , I thought it was some sort of inoceramid

[jpc]

Not sure what you are trying to say... You are asking if something in you pix is a seed.. Then suggesting you also thought it might be an inoceramid. By the way, inoceramids are Cretaceous, and Cretaceous only, and from your other posts, you are playing around in the paleozoic. No ino's, and probably no seeds.

Others have mentioned this before as well, but we do need better pix to help you ID stuff. They look fine in the actual post, but when users click on a photo, it comes up in its original size, ans everything is out of focus. I will hereby be holding out for better pix.

[Guest GemstoneAndFossil]

If you have a problem with the picture size or quality maybe try holding Control and scrolling your mouse wheel towards you to make the image smaller and more defined , these are very high quality photos and are meant to be viewed at a smaller relative size. Sorry for the confusion .

[ynot]

If you have a problem with the picture size or quality maybe try holding Control and scrolling your mouse wheel towards you to make the image smaller and more defined , these are very high quality photos and are meant to be viewed at a smaller relative size. Sorry for the confusion .

I think that the problem with the pictures is more a matter of focus than size. Some of Your later post have had very nice sharp focus pictures, and there were no complaints about those, You even got some quick ID's on the pieces. (nice fish tooth)

Please do not take offense when You are asked for better pictures, We want to help, and make it as easy as possible to do so accurately.

Regards,

Tony