Isophyllia is a genus of stony coral in the subfamily Mussinae of the family Mussidae.
Isophyllia is a genus of stony coral in the subfamily Mussinae of the family Mussidae.
==Characteristics== Isophyllia is a colonial coral. Budding is always intracalicular, occurring inside the oral disc of the polyp, within the whorl of tentacles. The corallites are meandroid, that is, they are linked in a short series of up to five centres. The individual corallites are medium-sized, being in diameter and up to high. There are three or more cycles of septa in each corallite, all equal in size. A narrow costate coenosteum separates the corallites.
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