Pavona decussata (Dana, 1846)

Dataset
GBIF Backbone Taxonomy: Rank
SPECIES

Classification

kingdom
Animalia: phylum
Cnidaria: class
Anthozoa: order
Scleractinia: family
Agariciidae: genus
Pavona: species
Pavona decussata

Name

Synonyms: Lophoseris crassa (Dana, 1846); Lophoseris lata (Dana, 1846); Pavona crassa (Dana, 1846); Pavona decussata var. minor Yabe & Sugiyama, 1935; Pavona lata (Dana, 1846); Pavona seriata Brüggemann, 1879; Pavonia crassa Dana, 1846; Pavonia crassa var. ascia Dana, 1846; Pavonia crassa var. loculata Dana, 1846; Pavonia crassa var. obtusa Dana, 1846; Pavonia decussata Dana, 1846; Pavonia lata Dana, 1846; Pavonia loculata (Dana, 1846); Pavonia seriata Brüggemann, 1879
Homonyms: Pavona decussata (Dana, 1846)
Common names: Leaf coral in language.; leaf coral in English; leaf coral in English; シコロサンゴ in Japanese; Cactus Coral in English; leaf coral in English; シコロサンゴ in Japanese

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