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Madrepora (Spanish, "mother of pores") is a
genus of
stony corals,
often found forming reefs or
islands in
tropical locations. The
names Madrepore and...
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Madrepora tenuis is an
unaccepted scientific name and may
refer to two
species of corals:
Acropora tenuis as
described by Dana, 1846
Madrepora oculata...
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Madrepora prolifera is an
unaccepted scientific name and may
refer to two
species of corals:
Acropora prolifera,
found from the Gulf of
Mexico and the...
- Ehrenberg, 1834
Madrepora (Conocyathus) Brook, 1893
Madrepora (Distichocyathus) Brook, 1893
Madrepora (Eumadrepora) Brook, 1893
Madrepora (Lepidocyathus)...
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Madrepora oculata, also
called zigzag coral, is a
stony coral that is
found worldwide outside of the
polar regions,
growing in deep
water at
depths of...
- Ocean, and
northwestern Hawaiʻi. It was
described by
Brook in 1892 as
Madrepora gemmifera. Richards, Z.T.; Delb****, J.T.; Lovell, E.R.; B****, D.; Aeby...
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Madrepora corymbosa is an
unaccepted scientific name and may
refer to two
species of corals:
Acropora cytherea as
described by Lamarck, 1816 Lobophyllia...
- to 15
metres (3 ft 3 in to 49 ft 3 in). It was
originally described as
Madrepora valida by Dana in 1846. It is
found in
colonies of
varying shapes, with...
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muricata prolifera Lamarck, 1816
Madrepora muricata prolifera Lamarck, 1816
Madrepora ethica Duch****aing & Michelotti, 1860
Madrepora prolifera Lamarck, 1816...
- and the
western Pacific Ocean. It was
described by
Verrill in 1864 as
Madrepora a****inata. Richards, Z.T.; Delb****, J.T.; Lovell, E.R.; B****, D.; Aeby...
