Agates of the Oregon Coast: teredo wood

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Sunday, June 29, 2008

Strange Petrified Teredo Wood Specimen

This piece found by Ronnie the "Rockhunter" of Newport measures 6" x 2½" and is a most unsual specimen. The areas that appear to have been sawed are the actual damage done by the Teredo mollusk to this piece of wood.

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AGATES OF THE OREGON COAST

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