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Successful Freeze Thaw- Now What Is It?


Rockpit

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I have been freezing and thawing this concretion since the end of July and it opened this morning.  Initially it seemed to look like some type of insect with wings folded on top of it.  I thought the bulbous parts on one end might be a head.  However, after I turning it another direction I   began DSC02488.thumb.JPG.05397222f3c0239d57f9c3dabcc1b2d8.JPGwoDSC02489.thumb.JPG.fadd84aa9f52e45d2da82cb8be4b2cca.JPGndering if it was a jellyfish.  The fossil extends beyond the mineral deposits.

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I don’t see a fossil but perhaps someone more experienced in this area (I.E. @Nimravis ) might.

“...whilst this planet has gone cycling on according to the fixed law of gravity, from so simple a beginning endless forms most beautiful and most wonderful have been and are being evolved.” ~ Charles Darwin

Happy hunting,

Mason

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I agree with Essexella with poor preservation. 

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