Copepoda source details
Author is Vaughan according to Sheppard (1987) [details]
Colonies have diverging corallites averaging 9.5 mm in diameter. Colour: brown or green with green oral discs. ... [details]
Colonies are usually encrusting or form thick leaves. They commonly develop a degree of branching, often from an ... [details]
Colonies are massive. Corallites are crowded, and circular, with calices 9-12 mm in diameter. Septa are thickened, ... [details]
Colonies are hemispherical or flat. Corallites are angular with calices 15-20 mm in diameter. Septa have large ... [details]
Colonies are massive, usually flattened or hillocky, cerioid, with thick thecae. Columellae are small and are ... [details]
Colonies are arborescent, without encrusting bases. Colour: cream or green. Abundance: sometimes common, especially ... [details]
Colonies are massive with round corallites of varying sizes. Calices are shallow, approximately 6-13 mm in ... [details]
Colonies are submassive to encrusting, with angular corallites. Calices are 8-15 mm in diameter. A groove and ... [details]
Original combination in Sheppard (1998). Type locality: "Indian Ocean" (Veron, 1986). [details]
Original combination in Sheppard 1998 <308>. Type locality: unrecorded (Veron, 1986). [details]
F. matthai in Sheppard (1987) and Sheppard (1998). Type locality: "Western Indian Ocean" (Veron, 1986) [details]
Spelled G. paulauensis in Sheppard 1998 <308>. Type locality: Palau (Veron, 1986). [details]
L. bottae is spelled as L. bottai in Macnae&Kalk,1958. [details]