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Heteropsammia cochlea

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in the shape of a figure of eight when observed from top, making it easy to identify. The base in contact with the bottom is relatively circular, depending on the nature of the substrate it is either flat or slightly keeled. The base has an orifice that houses a
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This small solitary free-living coral, not more than 2.5 cm across, is not fixed to the sea floor. It is composed of one or two
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LEON Virginie, PROUZET Anne, SCAPS Patrick, MITEL Cédric, in : DORIS, 21/3/2014 : Aspidosiphon muelleri Diesing, 1851,
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LEON Virginie, MITEL Cédric, in : DORIS, 17/3/2014 : Heteropsammia cochleata (Spengler, 1781),
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This species likes the sea floor, flat bottom or with a gentle slope, from one meter to 40 meters deep.
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stage before landing and growing on the shell of a microgastropod that it will in time fully envelop.
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The walking dendro is a common species that can be relatively abundant in some areas. It may
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between males and females. When breeding occurs in open water, the larva starts with a
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The walking dendro is widespread throughout the tropical and subtropical waters of the
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by budding of a new individual from the "parent body". There is no apparent
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and especially to avoid getting buried, this small coral has an obligate
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included, to Philippines and from southern Japan to Australia and
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Conservation status
Least Concern
IUCN 3.1
Scientific classification
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Eukaryota
Animalia
Cnidaria
Hexacorallia
Scleractinia
Dendrophylliidae
Heteropsammia
Binomial name
Spengler
Synonyms
family
Dendrophylliidae
Indo-Pacific
corallites
commensal
family
Aspidosiphonidae
Indo-West Pacific
Red Sea
New Caledonia
reproduce sexually
gamete
asexually
sexual dimorphism

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