This fossil reminds me of stacks of pancakes or layers of paper. I am not sure if it is a coral or a sponge. It was found in a Devonian fossil area in Louisville, Kentucky.



UPDATE: This fossil is a mounding stromatoporoid or calcareous sponge. It probably lived in the Silurian period.
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Stromatolite maybe?
Thanks for the identification Dave.
That it what it is after looking for that term and finding this first image on the Kentucky Geological Survey web page: http://www.uky.edu/KGS/fossils/stromatoporoids.htm
It is a mounding stromatoporoid or calcareous sponge.
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