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SauriaMami — Snail Fossil Swirl
Published: 2009-08-17 21:37:40 +0000 UTC; Views: 357; Favourites: 16; Downloads: 0
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A tiny fossil snail....about the size of an American penny. As thick and almost the same in roundness. Found in an area I call 'Fossil Creek' in NE Kansas.><><><
Too bad no one can view this larger without that ugly watermark. If people would stop uploading without my persmission I would stop putting those there........
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Neat!
Are you sure that's a snail and not an ammonite?
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I have the actual species name here somewhere? We had several kinds of snails in this part of the Pennselvainian era...not too many ammonites are found here in my area of Kansas that I know of?
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OK, I was just curious. So many spiral fossils look like one another that sometimes it's hard to tell what exactly they are - especially from a picture.
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I understand....this one resembles more like a tube that's been spun...if you could unravel it it'd look like a piece of twine
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Ah, Ok. That makes sense.
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This would have been a nice image if not for the logo covering it. Might I suggest you either upload a small image, or use the logo, not both; either should be enough to protect your image. I don't mean to be grumpy about it, no offence.
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i appreciate that....but as i'm on a laptop that has NO programs...i'm not able to downgrade my imagery like i used to be able to.
i'm working on it though! and trust me...it makes ME grumpy...lol
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makes u wonder what we have YET to find eh?
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my favorite forms.......the swirled snail....
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