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| Genus Favia Oken 1815. One of the most widely
distributed (though not that common) genera of stony corals. Most
corallites circular, uniform in appearance. Plocoid (corallites that are
conical with their own walls). Genus and family named for Greek:
"Honeycomb" (favus) which the regular size, arrangement of corallites
approaches. |
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| Genus Favia Oken 1815. One of the most widely
distributed (though not that common) genera of stony corals. Most
corallites circular, uniform in appearance. Plocoid (corallites that are
conical with their own walls). Genus and family named for Greek:
"Honeycomb" (favus) which the regular size, arrangement of corallites
approaches. |
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| Genus Favites Similar to the Genus Favia, but
with Cerioid corallites. Massive, boulder like colonies, with corallites
sharing walls.) |
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| Genus Favites Similar to the Genus Favia, but
with Cerioid corallites. Massive, boulder like colonies, with corallites
sharing walls.) |
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