We examine the nature and spatial occurrence of biopits in coastal limestones.
Biopits are developed by the biological activity of cyanobacteria (Rivularia sp.).
Biopits exhibit a modal diameter of 4 mm although can enlarge by coalescence.
The width-depth ratio reaches 2 and values lower than 1.5 are scarce.
Biopit growth exhibits a preferential location in sheltered and gentle rock surfaces.