@gatorboy...or anybody else familiar with fl fossils

[blueracer]

I dont think I even need to post a picture, because I find so many I think you've probably come across them before. The small (1in-.25in) round thin disks that look like a vinyl that sat in the sun, they often have a ripple in them, some more pronounced than others. THey lack much pattern other than a minutely pitted surface. Most of the time I find them alone, not stuck to any kind of matrix, sometimes I find chunks of rock full of them. what the heck are they? CFL area of course. so Im assuming marine.

 

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[GatorBoy]

Please post a photo.
I'm not sure what you mean actually.
We have different layers of fossil some marine some mammal.
Sounds like a scute of some kind but a photo will help.
I'm thinking turtle.

 

[Harry Pristis]

They are forams . . . shorthand for foraminifers, the most abundant fossil in Florida.

 

[GatorBoy]

Ahhh.. that was the furthest thing from my mind.
I know they are..but I usually don't even think of them when I think Florida fossil.
Kinda like shells.