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Possible Vertebra in Upstate NY


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Found this on the shore of the Hudson River near Albany, NY. Hoping this is a fossil protruding out and not just a rock! Thanks🙂

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Sorry, this looks like pyrite to me. The mineral does sometimes replace fossils, but I don't recognize this as such. 

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Very difficult to say one way or the other, from these photos. I am leaning towards not a bone, but have been wrong in the past.

Bones are not my fortè.

 

If this were my find, ... I would take it to a local natural history museum, (New York State Museum) and have a paleontologist look at it, in hand.

 

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The natural texture of pyrite could easily mask that of bone. An experienced eye may be able to better say. 

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