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Lcmaster26

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Found this a couple years ago I don't realy remember where but I believe they are some kind of Nautiloid though i could be wrong

they are quite small with the biggest one being about 5 cm top to bottom and the smallest on being about 1.5 cm. They are also segmented with the bottom and top being very smooth (sry if I did anything wrong it's my first post)

 

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Looks like it to me.

Orthoconic nautiloid sections. Always fun finds!

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