Identification: Tiny mushroom without ID

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    The cap diameter is only 4-5 mm. Found within moss growing in the cracks of acidic rocks.
     

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    The genus definitely fits. Mycena crocea is certainly possible. Thank you!
     
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    I don't think this is in genus Mycena, partly re the gill attachment. Thinking....
     
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