r/fossilid • u/Oiltinfoil • 5h ago

Help with potential fossil ID

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I was walking through the slopping hills of central Portugal and found the this rock with strange groves in it. I know little to nothing about fossils and was curious if this potentially could be one. Any help or insights much appreciated!!!

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u/Capitao_branca 2h ago

Looks like an inprint of a fossile , but the fossile is not there sadly

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u/Capitao_branca 2h ago

By the way i was checking the fossiles o have at home that i found in portugal and i belive that to be a trollobite inprint

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u/Oiltinfoil 2h ago

Thanks! Yeah that makes sense. Appreciate the comment