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Family: Hippoporinidae



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16 species (see list below)
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Codonellina galeata
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Hippomenella fissurata
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Hippomenella mucronelliformis
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Hippomenella vellicata
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Hippopleurifera belizae
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Hippopleurifera mucronata
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Hippopleurifera pulchra
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Hippoporella gorgonensis
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Hippoporella hippopus
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Hippoporidra calcarea
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Hippoporidra edax
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Hippoporidra lusitania
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Hippothyris aganactete
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Hippothyris emplastra
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Coudre, Christian

Northeast Atlantic

Pentapora foliaceaunspecified

Photo by Coudre, Christian
 
Pentapora foliacea
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Pentapora ottomulleriana
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