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Pectinia africanus
posted by Chuck S

Characters: Colonies are usually less than 0.3 metres across and hemispherical or flattened. Valleys are contorted but mostly extend from the colony centre towards the periphe ... 		None
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Acropora grandis
posted by Chuck S

Characters: Colonies are arborescent, with thick upright to prostrate branches. They may form stands 7 metres across. In shallow water branches are short and compact, while in ... 		None No reviews
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Acropora bushyensis
posted by Chuck S

Characters: Colonies are digitate, with only slightly tapering branches. Axial corallites are approximately twice the size of radial corallites. Radial corallites are short, t ... 		None No reviews
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Acropora chesterfieldensis
posted by Chuck S

Characters: Colonies are digitate clumps, sometimes forming large stands. Branches are not tapered and divide irregularly. All corallites are rounded, with thick walls. Axial ... 		None No reviews
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Acropora palmata
posted by Chuck S

Characters: This species forms the largest colonies of all Acropora (commonly 4 metres across, 2 metres high, with bases 0.4 metres thick) with parallel, obliquely inclined, v ... 		None No reviews
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Acropora humilis
posted by Chuck S

Characters: Colonies are digitate. Branches are thick, tapering to large dome-shaped axial corallites. Small branchlets or incipient axial corallites usually occur at the base ... 		None No reviews
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Acropora gemmifera
posted by Chuck S

Characters: Colonies are digitate. Branches are thick, tapering to a small axial corallite. Radial corallites are of two sizes, usually in rows. The larger sized corallites in ... 		None No reviews
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Acropora digitifera
posted by Chuck S

Characters: Colonies are upright or prostrate tangles of branches up to one metre across. Branches are thin and delicate. Axial corallites are long and tubular. Radial coralli ... 		None No reviews
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Acropora microphthalma
posted by Chuck S

Characters: Colonies frequently exceed 2 metres across and may form extensive single species stands. They are arborescent and small, usually forming thickets. Branches are sle ... 		None No reviews
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Acropora monticulosa
posted by Chuck S

Characters: May form dome-shaped colonies over 3 metres across, composed of isolated subcolonies which are shaped like upturned hands. Colonies (or subcolonies) are digitate, ... 		None No reviews
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Platygyra yaeyamaensis
posted by Chuck S

Characters: Colonies are encrusting or submassive. Most are monocentric or nearly so, especially towards the colony centre. Septa are exsert and have irregular teeth giving co ... 		None No reviews
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Acropora irregularis
posted by Chuck S

Characters: Colonies are primarily composed of highly fused horizontal branches. These may form tables over 3 metres across or plates with a side attachment. Central parts of ... 		None No reviews
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