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I have piece of rock from the Waldron shale that has a small bumpy black piece on it, was thinking maybe a piece/small fragment of a placoderm?

 

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With the striations/grooves/lines I see present, I would lean more towards a bivalve shell, possibly with some sort of encrustation/debris of some sort on it.

 

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The transvers ridge could represent a growth cycle in a poorly preserved horn coral. 

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