Please help identify Ontario, Canada

[LilExplorer]

Good morning 

Any information pertaining to this would be appreciated.

It was found along Lake Erie in Ontario, Canada. 

I believe it may be coral but not 100% sure.

Thank you 

[Fossildude19]

This looks similar to a coral called Pleurodictyum.

[LilExplorer]

34 minutes ago, Fossildude19 said:

This looks similar to a coral called Pleurodictyum.

Thank you

[grandpa]

That's a real beaut!!

[LilExplorer]

3 minutes ago, grandpa said:

That's a real beaut!!

Thank you

[Mark Kmiecik]

Nice find. One of the less common ones found.

[LilExplorer]

41 minutes ago, Mark Kmiecik said:

Nice find. One of the less common ones found.

Thank you 

We will definitely be reading up on this now that it's been identified 

My 8yr old son found this 

He's always finding rhe strangest things on our walks 

[Tidgy's Dad]

That is a beautiful example of Pleurodictyum, top find. 

[LilExplorer]

7 hours ago, Tidgy's Dad said:

That is a beautiful example of Pleurodictyum, top find. 

Thank you

We are very excited to learn about it 

[fifbrindacier]

17 hours ago, LilExplorer said:

Thank you 

We will definitely be reading up on this now that it's been identified 

My 8yr old son found this 

He's always finding rhe strangest things on our walks 

Childs often do that. They look for weird things, are nearer from the floor and have a better sight than us.

[Tidgy's Dad]

29 minutes ago, fifbrindacier said:

Childs often do that. They look for weird things, are nearer from the floor and have a better sight than us.

I agree.

That's what makes Tidgy excellent at this.

And she finds the rhynchonellid!

[fifbrindacier]