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Anacropora is a genus of stony corals in the Acroporidae family. They are sometimes called briar corals and there are seven known species.
Members of this genus are generally fragile corals with branches less than ten centimetres long which form small colonies. The branches are either spreading or may be clustered and are sometimes fused together. The calices are rounded and up to one millimetre in diameter. The area between the calices is porous with numerous small tubercles. There are no axial corallites and the main septa number six with a few more subsidiary ones.[1] The small radial corallites have an ‘empty’ appearance similar to Montipora. The delicate tentacles can often be seen extended during the day.[2]
Members of this genus occur in the Indian Ocean and the western Pacific being found mostly in muddy waters. They are generally uncommon and are not a reef species.[1]
Anacropora is a genus of stony corals in the Acroporidae family. They are sometimes called briar corals and there are seven known species.
Anacropora est un genre de coraux durs.
Selon World Register of Marine Species (3 avril 2014)[2] :
Selon ITIS (20 février 2014)[1] :
Anacropora est un genre de coraux durs.
Anacropora is een geslacht van koralen uit de klasse van de Anthozoa (bloemdieren).
