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I have one of these took a long time to find a similar photo to compare to. Are these types rare? Found in Northeast Arkansas. The photo above is the only other sample I have seen that looks like the one I have.
These crinoid internal molds are not common.
I would like to send you a photo of the one I have if that is ok. Thanks for the information.
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I have one of these took a long time to find a similar photo to compare to. Are these types rare? Found in Northeast Arkansas. The photo above is the only other sample I have seen that looks like the one I have.
These crinoid internal molds are not common.
I would like to send you a photo of the one I have if that is ok. Thanks for the information.