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Dear Eduardo,

As cones grow, the early whorls are gradually dissolved to make more room
inside the shell. The inner shell walls become increasingly thinner and more
fragile. I believe your hard material is the partially dissolved wall of the
inner whorls of the shell.

Regards,
Paul M.

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