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Looks like some type of favia but I'm not expert and prob not gonna tell you something you don't already know.
 
as above looks like a favia
 
Looks like shared walls, so Favites sp. For Favia sp, each polyp has its own walls. No time to go down to species right now. I'll try later, though.


Edit: had a few more minutes to work on ID. Septa seem uniform and small in size. I like this one for Favites pentagona.
 
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