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Podabacia crustacea (Pallas 1776); confluent
dentate (toothed) septae and costae. Laminar to bowl like, corallites
exsert, facing outward toward the growing edge. Usually brownish with
lighter margins. Red Sea 2019.
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Podabacia crustacea (Pallas 1776); confluent
dentate (toothed) septae and costae. Laminar to bowl like, corallites
exsert, facing outward toward the growing edge. Usually brownish with
lighter margins. Red Sea 2019.
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Lobophyllia corymbosa (Forsskal 1775).
Colonies flat to hemispherical, large in the Red Sea (up to six
feet in diameter). Usually singular corallites, but may have 2, 3
joined together on occasion. Well separated calices. High, blunt septal
teeth. Colors are generally greenish or brown, gray, with lighter oral
discs; look spiny. A broken colony in the upper Red Sea (Eilat) 2001.
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Lobophyllia corymbosa (Forsskal 1775). Colonies flat to
hemispherical, large in the Red Sea (up to six feet in diameter).
Usually singular corallites, but may have 2, 3 joined together on
occasion. Well separated calices. High, blunt septal teeth. Colors are
generally greenish or brown, gray, with lighter oral discs; look spiny.
Red Sea 2019.
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