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Clam

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Genus: xxxxxx
Common Name: Clam
Formation: Glen Rose
Location: Comal County,TX
Age: 110 Million Years Old
Description:
This fossil represents a type of clam found in the Glen Rose Formation, dating back approximately 110 million years. Clams are bivalve mollusks that are common in marine environments.

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