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Mon, 11 May 1998 17:08:08 -0400
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Living here in South Florida, anywhere you dig,park or walk, you will at
some point almost always come across various shell fossils (mostly
bi-valve, clam looking critters) cemented in limestone fossilized coral
which is widely used for fill. Does anyone know a good reference to
identify specimens which may be rare, valuable ( scientifically or
monitarily)?  Any help would be appreciated.  Thanks Michael Huggins of
M&Marcie, Bay Harbor Islands, FL

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