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  • Tam
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    Very interesting

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  • Benji
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    Thank you for your input Louvier...after several Google searches......my find does appear to be a bellerophone

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  • Louvier
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    It is a snail. From the extinct genus Gastropod and the exact specimen is a Bellerophon from the Ordovician period. I have attached a picture of a Bellerophon for ID comarison. If you google bellerophon fossil , you will find more like yours for further ID. Yours is a very fine example. Louvier
    Last edited by Louvier; 05-05-2019, 09:06 PM.

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  • SDhunter
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    Cool find

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  • tomf
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    Benji, you are finding all kinds of interesting things.

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  • Benji
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    That's interesting....I've always wanted to find a trilobite....but all that I have seen have been "stretched" out and imprinted in rock......did trilobites fold up like a like a snail would?

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  • sarahsue
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    It appears to be a very water worn(smooth) trilobite fossil.

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  • Lindenmeier-Man
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    Yeah, fossil ...

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  • redrocks
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    I think that's a fossil... Nice find

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  • Kentucky point
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    If it's a snail, it's a lil' on the chubby side...


    I'm not sure. I hope some of our fossil experts give an explanation.

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  • Benji
    started a topic Ancient snail????

    Ancient snail????

    Found on river gravel bar in Robertson co tn
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