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| Fromia nodosa, Clark 1967, the Knobby
Fromia Sea Star. Indo-West Pacific; Seychelles, Maldives, PNG,
Indo. Found in shallow waters in rocky habitats. Sipadan
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| Fromia monilis, the Necklace Sea Star.
Found in shallow waters in rocky habitats. Sipadan
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| Genus Fungia Lamarck 1801, Disk, Tongue,
Mushroom Corals. Thirty three species that are difficult to
discern. Circular to oblong, flat to dome-shaped. Single polyp,
single mouth in the center. Costae as rows of spines, septa with
smaller teeth. Pits in the skeleton underside between costae. Have
rows of short tentacles that are widely spaced. Excellent aquarium
subjects. Sipadan pic. |
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| Genus Fungia Lamarck 1801, Disk, Tongue,
Mushroom Corals. Thirty three species that are difficult to
discern. Circular to oblong, flat to dome-shaped. Single polyp,
single mouth in the center. Costae as rows of spines, septa with
smaller teeth. Pits in the skeleton underside between costae. Have
rows of short tentacles that are widely spaced. Excellent aquarium
subjects. Sipadan pic. |
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