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Echinopora lamellosa
posted by Chuck S

Characters: Colonies are thin laminae arranged in whorls or tiers or, rarely, forming tubes. Stands over 5 metres across are not unusual. Corallites are relatively thin walled ...
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Echinopora ashmorensis
posted by Chuck S

Characters: Colonies may be over 2 metres across and are composed of irregularly contorted tubes with hollow centres or, rarely, solid branches. Corallites are 3-5 millimetres ...
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Colpophyllia natans
posted by Chuck S

Characters: Colonies are large and hemispherical or encrusting. Valleys are usually long and sinuous but may become short, with 1-3 centres and form Hydnophora-like (Merulinid ...
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Erythrastrea flabellata
posted by Chuck S

Characters: Colonies are hemispherical, up to one metre across, and are flabello-meandroid. Valleys are 8-11 millimetres wide and have thin walls, only the upper part of which ...
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Echinopora forskaliana
posted by Chuck S

Characters: Colonies are massive, with little tendency to form plates. Corallites are tall and conical, up to 10 millimetres diameter. Long and short septo-costae slightly alt ...
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Cladocora caespitosa
posted by Chuck S

Characters: Colonies are phaceloid, up to 0.5 metres across. Corallites are tubular, 4-5 millimetres diameter, and are compacted together forming clumps. Septo-costae are in t ...
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Favia favus
posted by Chuck S

Characters: Colonies are massive, rounded or flat. Corallites are conical. Septa are slightly irregular and widely spaced. Paliform lobes are poorly developed. Colour: A w ...
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Diploria strigosa
posted by Chuck S

Characters: Colonies are massive (especially in shallow water) or encrusting. The surface is even, with sinuous valleys 6-9 millimetres wide. Columellae are well developed alt ...
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Favia albidus
posted by Chuck S

Characters: Colonies are massive, usually small. Corallites are crowded, usually circular and monocentric but rarely becoming elongate and polycentric. Septa are thickened ove ...
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Favia helianthoides
posted by Chuck S

Characters: Colonies are submassive. Corallites are conical and mostly uniform in shape. They show both extra- and intratentacular budding. Paliform lobes are well developed. ...
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Cyphastrea agassizi
posted by Chuck S

Characters: Colonies are massive. The surface is often deeply grooved. Corallites are widely spaced. Septa are in three unequal orders with the first order being exsert. The c ...
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Echinopora fruticulosa
posted by Chuck S

Characters: Colonies are dome-shaped clumps of interlocking branches up to 2 metres across. Branches are formed of single tubular corallites (or axial corallites) with lateral ...
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