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smurfy
It is interesting alright, reminiscent of a pan loaf. Could be a shattered piece of shale, but still unusual looking.
tsingtao
it looks like the backbone of a fish, without the spines to hold the muscle.
which could have been worn off.
i like what looks like a head, near it.
could be a worm type thing?
nice find arken.
Interesting !!
even it if was just Rock how the multiple Slices came about ? is the Question if it were ! !
it it does not look like it been broken up by Nature Either...
Something out of the Ordinary for Sure...
smurfy
reply to post by ArMaP
I know what they don't say but when they do say, "Identify features that may represent the effects of biological processes" it's not hard to visualise some kind of life form as a best case scenario, as well as the components. Same goes for water. The ambiguity of the english language is so often used in this way.
What is near immediately important though, is the measuring of ground radiation for human surviveability.
(Though I thought Buzz Aldrin should have done some measuring for that, when he was on Mars)edit on 28-12-2013 by smurfy because: Text.
bottleslingguy
reply to post by Arken
if I was going to describe it I would say plates or scales but not vertebrae
AutumnWitch657
Rocks and dirt that is what lies beneath curiosities wheels. Rocks and dirt. That's all the OP ever posts is pictures of rocks and dirt but they always see vertebrae.
AutumnWitch657
Rocks and dirt that is what lies beneath curiosities wheels. Rocks and dirt. That's all the OP ever posts is pictures of rocks and dirt but they always see vertebrae.