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Alveopora minuta
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Description: Characters: Colonies are composed of short irregularly dividing knob-like branches. Corallites have no septa or one or two septa reduced to a single spine. A palisade of vertical spines occurs above the wall. Corallites are as small as many species of Porites (approximately 1 mm diameter) although this species always looks Alveopora-like underwater.

Colour: Greenish-brown.

Similar species: Alveopora viridis, which has coarser skeletal structures. See also A. verrilliana, which has larger corallites.

Habitat: Rocky surfaces exposed to currents.

Abundance: Rare.
Keywords: minuta
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