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by Rob Aron
(Bakersfield,CA)
I found this in southeast Utah. It was in a late Cretaceous pebble conglomerate near Hovenweep National Monument. I found it securely attached to the conglomerate matrix. The fossil exhibits a bilateral symmetry and angular, regular features. It is still partially embedded in a pebble.
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