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Miss Manners

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Hey, would anyone know what this rock is? I have six pieces, this being the smallest at 5x8cm. Very heavy, bright red in places but interested in the age and identifying the type of rock/fossils contained. This was found in a mud conglomerate with pegmatite (see photos)

found Front Range Wyoming.

any assistance would be appreciated. 
Cheers, M.

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First three are porphyries with zoned crystals. The last two are silica rich pegmatites with muscovite (M), quartz (A) and feldspar (F).

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