Posted 7 years ago
PoliticalP…
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I found what I believe to be fossilized Faviidae Stony Coral? while walking in some deep woods in Northern Michigan there was 8 or 10 about this size all next to each other like they likely had been for ? 10s of 1000s of years? I only took this one as I think they look better where they lay.
The only thing I am sure of is that it is fossilized the rest is a guess any ideas?
Again I'm not sure what category to put this in but it is Native to America ;p
Here in the Michigan north woods our Daffodils have been open a week or so and the Tulips should be open tomorrow as seen here.
It's a rough sample of some sort of Hexa coral. Not sure if it's Faviidaie, though.
Thought it looked like a Faviidae below :
https://www.dreamstime.com/royalty-free-stock-images-faviidae-detail-image247199
But you maybe right this one a Zebra Coral Hexa Family that looks closer:
https://www.flickr.com/photos/wildsingapore/20184736273
Well, some sort of colony coral. I used to be good at IDing them, but it's been years since I touched my guides.
I'll go the colony coral I won't remember any names anyhow
Each cell is a separate organism, but they like to build up with each other.
And so happy together