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Jacksboro, Texas bivalve?

rwise

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rwise

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Jacksboro, Texas Lost Creek Dam area, about 1 inch long, Pennsylvanian, Graham Formation, Finis Shale.  Need help with ID.  Thanks in advance for any help.IMG_9075.thumb.JPG.f6de65310550be6d2314692c922ac29e.JPG

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Thanks for your help in advance.

 

 

Tidgy's Dad Regular Member

Tidgy's Dad

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I think it's a productid brachiopod or maybe a broken spiriferid. 

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Herb Regular Member

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possibly a crushed pelecypod or rostroconch

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