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Found this in Indiana, But it came from a quarry. What is it?

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Too worn to tell.

Could have been part of a gastropod, or some type of brachiopod shell.


Again, too worn to say for certain if it is anything.

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8 hours ago, Fossildude19 said:

Too worn to tell.

Could have been part of a gastropod, or some type of brachiopod shell.


Again, too worn to say for certain if it is anything.

I actually sent it to the museum to check it out, they haven’t gotten back to me yet but when I went they thought it was some type of snail 

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