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Septarian Nodule?

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Hello, new to fossil identification.  

 

Found this in a river bed, NW Arkansas.  Size is approximately 5" x 7", 2-3” thick.   A Lens search suggested Septarian Nodule.  

 

Any input is most welcome.   Thank you.   

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This looks more like mineral veins in a quartzite type rock. Not looking right for septarian nodule in My opinion.

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Welcome to the Forum. :)

 

Google Lens stinks at identifying anything. (unless you are using it for shopping) It just doesn't do well with geology or paleontology.

Best to skip it.  ;)

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