Unknown fossil
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Re: Unknown fossil
Dear Oliver 
Why do you think it is a bivalve.
It has a straight edge with no further ridges.
I dont see any indication of a curve, which I think should be present for a bivalve.
			
			
									
						Why do you think it is a bivalve.
It has a straight edge with no further ridges.
I dont see any indication of a curve, which I think should be present for a bivalve.
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Re: Unknown fossil
Well, I might possibly be wrong. But I think it is a fragment of a bivalve's shell, which 
broke longitudinally. Besides, not all bivalves are rounded.
			
			
									
						broke longitudinally. Besides, not all bivalves are rounded.
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Re: Unknown fossil
I think i agree with Hubertus here, i think it is part of a bivalve. Something along the line of Aviculopecten (probably not the right name for this fossil, just an example). Find some literature about the location or similair locations closeby and have a look at what they tell you.
			
			
									
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swords, my claws spears, the shock of my tail
is a thunderbolt, my wings a hurricane, and my
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						swords, my claws spears, the shock of my tail
is a thunderbolt, my wings a hurricane, and my
breath death!
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Re: Unknown fossil
I agree with Smaug, and I think Aviculopecten is a good suggestion.
			
			
									
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