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That may be... if the bottom skeleton looks like it it was cut with a saw, then it's a geoffroy. Radiata detach themselves when mature and naturally sit in the sand, or get blown away in the current. The bottom is concave, like a bowl, and the tissue wraps all the was around the sides to just under the bottom. The skeleton on radiata are also round, where geoffroy tend to be oval.
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