>I was recently asked if "Top Shells" were normally found in Arkansas.
>I, of course, smiled and replied that they are normally found a little
>closer to a marine environment.  Well as it turns out this individual's
>mother had been digging in the backyard in Northern Arkansas and found a
>"shell" under a large rock about 2-3 feet deep.  They sent pictures of
>the shell which measures about 70 mm high and 64 mm wide at the base.
>Anyone care to take a stab at identifying this mystery shell?  I will be
>glad to send the pictures.
>
>Thanks,
>
>Steven Coker

Yes please!
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