jffbrk
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Fossil ID Anyone ?
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Pikaia gracilens on a piece of coral? I'm probably wrong,as those are relatively rare, but where are you located?
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i have found several just like these. at a beach on the gulf coast of fl. i always thought they were fossilized beach shells...you know the round ones that look like gastropods.
OWG. i'll be checking back here to see what they might be...HH..
OWG. i'll be checking back here to see what they might be...HH..
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i found mine at honeymoon island. a few miles away..i thought it looked familiar.
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