Crinoid stem and ?

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by JSpencer on Feb 12

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Description: This comparison is what had me thinking it was not a crinoid stem but maybe a cross section of a siphuncle of a cephalopod or tiny centipede. The number of rings per inch is apparent here and it`s the smallest crinoid piece I have.

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