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Fossilized bone?


Beeba

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I think this is a crystalized bone fossil, but I'm new to this. Unfortunately I can't know for sure where it came from, I bought a box of mixed rocks, petrified wood and what look like fossils in an auction in Butte County Northern California. Any ideas would help. Thank you all very much. 

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I think quartz is more likely. It's not bone though. 

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Definitely geologic in origin, not biologic.

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This is a section of a mineralized quartz vein, with a lot of iron oxide staining. Very common throughout the Sierra Nevada mountains. Often associated with gold, so look close.

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