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Hi everyone. New to this forum, but looking for some information if possible. I found this "fossil?" on my parents farm out in Wilson county, TN back when I was a kid. I enjoyed hunting for fossils and other cool looking rocks growing up and still as an adult when I have time to visit. This was one I always thought was really unique, but never knew what it was. 

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A stomatoporoid sponge with mamalons.

 

https://woostergeologists.scotblogs.wooster.edu/2017/02/17/wooster’s-fossil-of-the-week-a-stromatoporoid-middle-devonian-of-central-ohio/

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I was wondering if that was what it is. Most of the images I have seen online aren't as defined as the one I posted so I didn't know. Thanks

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