HINT: The feature running across the top of the picture will tell you what kind of (vertebrate) animal it is and the feature in the bottom right hand corner will narrow down the group.
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Apologies to a reader whose comment was accidentally deleted. Greg Laden suggested th feature at the top of the picture was tire track:)
Looks metazoan to me, is it a deuterostome bilaterian?
Yes. It is a fish
I know pretty much nothing about identifying fossils, so I'll just make a wild guess.
That's a spine at the bottom-right, so this is... an ancient shark, similar to modern spiny dogfish (Squalus acanthius).
My take on S. acanthius at http://brummellblog.blogspot.com/search?q=dogfish
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