Key Identification Features
- Each radial corallite has a distinct, large, irregularly shaped opening near its tip.
- Its radial corallites come in two distinct diameters, and the larger radial corallites are arranged in rows.
- Its corallites are tiny and well separated by coenosteum, with indistinct walls and septa.
- Therefore, two distinct colonies (two parents) are needed to successfully produce coral planula.
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