What is this?

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Loldis88

Sep 8, 2020

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I found this cluster under a bridge near a stream. What is it? Sorry about the quality of the photos. My camera sucks.

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gsimonel

Sep 11, 2020

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It looks like some fossilized colonial rugose coral from around 330 million years ago.

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gsimonel

Oct 11, 2020

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Having lived in Bloomington, IN, where fossils like these are common, I would guess around 5-7 inches long. Is this correct?

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