Probably related to a blastoid. Edit: Blastozoa might be the more formal name. Answer from UVlight1 on reddit.com
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ScienceDirect
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Late Oligocene fossil acorns and nuts of Quercus section Cyclobalanopsis from the Nanning Basin, Guangxi, South China - ScienceDirect
August 27, 2022 - Here we report four new fossil species of Quercus section Cyclobalanopsis based on well-preserved mummified acorns and nuts from the late Oligocene Yongning Formation of the Nanning Basin, Guangxi, South China. The acorns and nuts resemble those of the extant species of Q.
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The Fossil Forum
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What is this? Fossilized Acorn? - Fossil ID - The Fossil Forum
September 21, 2021 - Hello Everyone! I have found some of these while Rockhounding in Rio Rancho, NM as well as near Nageezi, NM areas. I THINK they are possibly Acorn tops, or possibly even an Oak seed? But, I am not for certain! It is driving me NUTS not knowing what they are. My boyfriend thinks they may possibly ...
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FossilEra
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1.95" Fossil Acorn Worm (Priapulites) Pos/Neg - Illinois (#262587) For Sale - FossilEra.com
This is a 1.95" fossil acorn worm (Priapulites konecniorum) preserved in an ironstone nodule from the Carbondale Formation near Essex, Illinois.
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Acorn Naturalists
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Acorn Naturalists offers hands-on fossil replicas, prehistoric life model collections, fossil posters, collections of fossil specimens, mastodon tooth replicas, siaplays of fossil shark tooth replicas, smilodon skull and canine tooth replicas, an elephant bird egg replica, fossil storage and display boxes, fossil replica kits, methods of fossilization demonstration kits, fossil field guides and fossil identification books.
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The Fossil Forum
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Fossilized Acorns? - Fossil ID - The Fossil Forum
March 19, 2012 - Hello, I am new to the forums here so please forgive me if I do something wrong. I found these fossils in a creek bed near Topeka Kansas. The smaller brown one that has two "acorns" also has the top of a third one that is missing. Each one is about the size of a gumball that you can get out of a ...
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Wikipedia
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Quercus hiholensis - Wikipedia
May 8, 2026 - Quercus hiholensis is an extinct species of oak in the Fagaceae genus Quercus. The species is known from Middle Miocene fossils found in Central Washington. Q. hiholensis acorns range in size from 4 by 4.3 millimetres (5⁄32 by 5⁄32 inch) to
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Earth Science
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fossil identification by shape
Many nut-shaped fossils are fossil echinoderms called blastoids. Some brachiopods, including the productids have an acorn-like shape.
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Etsy
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Fossil Acorn Worm, Mazoglussus Ramsdelli - Mazon Creek, Carboniferous Period, Usa - Etsy
Fossil acorn worm, mazoglussus ramsdelli - mazon creek, carboniferous period, usa
Scale cube=1cm: Full sizing please see photo All of our Fossils are 100% Genuine Specimens & come with a Certificate of Authenticity Name: Essexella asherae (Fossil Worm). Age: Francis Creek Shale, Mazon Creek Fossil Beds, Carboniferous Location: Chowder Flats, Morris, Ill, USA The acorn worms or Enteropneusta are a hemichordate class of invertebrates consisting of one order of the same name. Their closest relatives are the echinoderms. There are 111 known species of acorn worm in the world, the main species for research being Saccoglossus kowalevskii. ACTUAL AS SEEN: The ima
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Old School RuneScape Wiki
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Calcified acorn - OSRS Wiki
April 22, 2026 - The calcified acorn is a reward from the Colossal Wyrm Agility Course that can be purchased from Worm Tongue for 900 termites. Using it on a giant squirrel will allow it to metamorphose into a bone squirrel.
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Finerareprints
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Fossilised Nuts, Acorn And Seeds. Genuine antique print for sale.
Fossilised Nuts, Acorn And Seeds
28.5 x 22 cm (11.5 x 8 inches).This is an original antique engraving from James Parkinson's landmark work on fossils "Organic Remains of a Former World" and was made in 1804. This work was a major contribution to the development of paleontology and consisted of a series of letters and accompanying h
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TreasureNet
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Acorn fossil? | TreasureNet.com
December 19, 2009 - Good point, 'naturegirl' -- acorn lines are superficial only. The more I look at this object, the more convinced I am that it is a stream-tumbled solitary coral. Perhaps it is from a stubby horn coral like Heliophyllum or Bethanyphyllum (both Silurian). Lots of Silurian fossils in Indiana and Ohio streams.
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Institute for Creation Research
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Ancient Fossil Looks Like Today's Acorn Worms | The Institute for Creation Research
April 8, 2013 - Except for losing the tube, the animal is virtually unchanged in 505 million years."2 · The Nature study reported, "Here we provide direct evidence for a Cambrian enteropneust, and thus extend their known [fossil] range by approximately 200 ...
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Etsy
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Real Acorn Earrings with Fossil Conch Shell + Niobium (hypoallergenic) handmade by Nuttier Than A Squirrel | fossilized sea shell, scientist
Real Acorn Earrings with Fossil Conch Shell + Niobium (hypoallergenic) handmade by Nuttier Than A Squirrel | fossilized sea shell, scientist
Handmade for you in New Orleans, Louisiana. This listing is for one pair of Acorn Earrings. These unique acorn earrings feature real acorn cupules (“lids” or “caps”) and natural Fossil Conch Shell beads. * Limited Edition Seasonal Stone | April * In honor of Charles R. Darwin (12 Feb 1809 - 19 Apr 1882), who is my favorite scientist, geologist, and naturalist! Did you know that his interest in evolution was ignited during his voyage on HMS Beagle by the oceanic fossils he collected during that time? These fossilized conch shell beads remind me of how great things can have humble beginni
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