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from ... The dried skeleton of this invertebrate resembles a large white coin. [DOC] [TLE] Microfossils - Fossil Collectors - Prehistoric Life [PAR] Many juvenile forms of larger invertebrates, such as crinoids and trilobites, are 
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except for ... Conodont fossils resemble a strange jawbone set with modernistic 
teeth. ... of microfossils, though a few very large specimens are the size of a coin. [DOC] [TLE] Sand Dollar Facts and Information - Marine Life - About.com [PAR] What you'll usually find is something called a test, which is the skeleton of a dead 
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DIAMOND ... DIATOMITE - a white, soft, brittle rock that is made up of microfossils 
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layer created ... The term seashell usually refers to the exoskeleton of an 
invertebrate (an .... A large number of amateurs collect the shells of marine 
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of marine... [DOC] [TLE] Google Arts & Culture: Natural History Museum [PAR] They show visible white patches that are rich in calcium and aluminium. There 
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Sea stars are echinoderms, a large group of invertebrates which include sea 
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seaweeds are the only large plants you'll see ... Snowy plovers skitter about on 
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skeleton shrimp eats whatever it can. It feeds ... Cabezons eat invertebrates like 
crabs and snails,. [DOC] [TLE] Short-beaked echidna - Wikipedia [PAR] The short-beaked echidna (Tachyglossus aculeatus) is one of four living species 
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and spines and has a distinctive snout and a specialized tongue, which it uses to 
catch its insect prey at a great speed. ... Baby echidnas eventually grow too large 
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Question: The dried skeleton of this invertebrate resembles a large white coin
Answer: Sand Dollar