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Please help identify these Missouri fossils...or geofacts


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All of them looks chert, to me, seeing the weathered concoidal fractures. In picture 3 seems to be a brachiopod/bivalve shell imprint.

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Looks as if you've already identified the first one. Perhaps an artifact for cleaning off an arrow shaft for aerodynamics. Second one ? Third is shell imprint. Last is fractured chert. 

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I agree with those ID.

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The photos on the left side in the last panel look stromatolitic.

 

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