Id please! Coral or Coralline Algae

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Hey, i found this washed ashore after a big storm, attached to the base of some seaweed. I thought it might be coralline of some sort. 2 to 3 inches and irregular plating shape but with small bumps all over the surface which makes me think not. ID would be great. Sorry for the poor photo.

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It looks very similar to the Turbinaria species pictured right .
 

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Bryozoan possibly? How big is it?
 
On second thought, Turbinaria checks out. Would need to see it under whites to tell species
 

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