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Scolymia,
commonly called scoly coral, is a
genus of large-polyp
stony corals (Scleractinia).
These animals are
believed date back to the
Miocene with...
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Scolymia cubensis is a
solitary coral that
belongs the
genus Scolymia. It is a
smooth disk
coral whose shape usually consists of a flat,
concave form...
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Scolymia lacera, the
fleshy disk coral, is a
species of
stony coral in the
family Mussidae. It
occurs on
reefs in
shallow waters in the
Caribbean Sea,...
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convergent evolution. Additionally, some
traditional genera such as
Favia and
Scolymia have been
found to be polyphyletic, with the
Atlantic faviids and scolymids...
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angulosa (Pallas, 176
Mussa carduus (Ellis & Solander, 1786)
Mussa fastigiata (Ellis & Solander, 1786)
Scolymia dubia (Duch****aing & Michelotti, 1860)...
- ****onica (Yabe & Sugiyama, 1931)
Protolobophyllia sinica Ma, 1959
Rhodocyathus ceylonensis Bourne, 1905
Scolymia lacrymalis (Milne
Edwards & Haime, 1848)...
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cover an
extensive area.
Other coral species that can be
found include Scolymia australis,
Plesiastrea versipora,
Coscinaraea mcneilli and Coscinaraea...
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braziliensis Mussismilia harttii Mussismilia hispida Mycetophyllia reesi Scolymia wellsi Oculina robusta Oculina tenella Oculina valenciennesi Schizoculina...
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convergent evolution. Additionally, some
traditional genera such as
Favia and
Scolymia have been
found to be polyphyletic, with the
Atlantic faviids and scolymids...
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Ridged cactus coarl (Mycetophyllia lamarckiana)
Scolymia australis Artichoke coral (
Scolymia cubensis)
Scolymia lacera Symphyllia agaricia Symphyllia erythraea...
