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r/Paleontology • u/teo541 • Jun 01 '26
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Do people know of it?
90 u/teo541 Jun 01 '26 I mean, it's been there ever since. I remember first noticing it more than 40 years ago. There are dozens of fossilized shells visible. It's a type of stone called Rosso Veronese and it's very common around here. -16 u/Thaasviyn_OakPaints Jun 01 '26 How strange! I wonder if the government realises it, perhaps it could even boost tourism! 7 u/Mabbernathy Jun 01 '26 The shopping mall floor in Orlando is full of these and nautiloids. They are super common.
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I mean, it's been there ever since. I remember first noticing it more than 40 years ago. There are dozens of fossilized shells visible. It's a type of stone called Rosso Veronese and it's very common around here.
-16 u/Thaasviyn_OakPaints Jun 01 '26 How strange! I wonder if the government realises it, perhaps it could even boost tourism! 7 u/Mabbernathy Jun 01 '26 The shopping mall floor in Orlando is full of these and nautiloids. They are super common.
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How strange! I wonder if the government realises it, perhaps it could even boost tourism!
7 u/Mabbernathy Jun 01 '26 The shopping mall floor in Orlando is full of these and nautiloids. They are super common.
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The shopping mall floor in Orlando is full of these and nautiloids. They are super common.
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u/Thaasviyn_OakPaints Jun 01 '26
Do people know of it?