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Colony shape within this group has a large phenotypic plasticity, ranging from open arborescent through hispidose to irregular caespitose. Radial corallites simple tubular with round calices, evenly sized; coenosteum bearing simple to moderate elaborated spinules, sometimes fused and solid (
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All extant species have indeterminate growth and inhabit subtidal sheltered habitats (
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has representatives of six extant species and one new extinct species is described to science.
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