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Home > Corals
> Agariciidae > Pavona maldivensis
Updated 1/17/2014
Family
Agariciidae
INDO-PACIFIC / HAWAII
TROPICAL EASTERN
PACIFIC
Pavona
maldivensis
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Haleiwa Trench, Oahu, 30 feet
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Leone, Tutuila, American Samoa, 10 feet
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Molokini Back Wall, 40 feet
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Moku Manu Pinnacle, Oahu, 90 feet
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Moku Manu Pinnacle, Oahu, 90 feet
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P. varians & P. maldivensis
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Lana'i Lookout, Oahu, 20 feet
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Haleiwa Trench, Oahu, 25 feet
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MALDIVES CORAL
Uncommon as small encrustations with on shaded vertical
surfaces. May also form small plates with finger-like projections.
Calices are widely separated, elevated and septa are
angular with flaring ends, columella a large dome. Rusty brown to gray, raised surfaces light.
Hawaii, Indo-Pacific & Tropical Eastern Pacific. Formerly
known as Pavona pollicata.
All coral
skeletons illustrated are from scientific collections taken prior to
1998.
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