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Montipora effusa
posted by Chuck S
Characters: Colonies are submassive or form
extensive, thick unifacial plates. Corallites are
small and exsert, with elongate thecal papillae.
The colony surface has a rough a ...
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Montipora patula
posted by Chuck S
Characters: Colonies are submassive or laminar.
The surface is uniformly covered with very large
verrucae which are fused so as to form continuous
ridges which form an irregul ...
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Montipora verrilli
posted by Chuck S
Characters: Colonies are thin and encrusting.
Corallites are approximately one millimetre
diameter and are mostly submerged in the
coenosteum. Corallite papillae are evenly sp ...
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Turbinaria frondens
posted by Chuck S
Characters: Small colonies are usually cup-shaped.
They then develop broad, unifacial, upright to
horizontal fronds, or become irregularly
contorted. Corallites are immersed t ...
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Echinophyllia patula
posted by Chuck S
Characters: Colonies are thin laminae with widely
spaced, irregular corallites. Corallites are
immersed and have broad columellae. A large
central corallite may be distinguish ...
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Turbinaria peltata
posted by Chuck S
Characters: Colonies are flat laminae often
forming overlapping tiers. They are sometimes
columnar. They may be several metres across.
Corallites are immersed to tubular and a ...
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Turbinaria heronensis
posted by Chuck S
Characters: Colonies have highly divided,
irregular laminae with long tubular corallites.
Colour: Dark or pale browns, yellow or green.
Similar species: Turbinaria pat ...
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