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XLII,
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: 239;
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Coleman
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, 1991
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: 170;
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: 298; Samyn, 2003: 204,
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E, E;
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Branch
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., 2010
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: 234, Fig. 105.2;
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: 214, Figs 401405.
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MBC-A
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; MBC-A023311; MBC-A077879; MBC-A077878; MBC- A077880; MBC-A077881; MBC-A077876; MBC-A077877; SAMC- 22262,
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Test strongly elongated, rarely somewhat circular; spines stout, with white basal flange (milled ring). Distinguished by color, cleaned test white, with faint light purple tint; spines vary in color, from white to brown, sometimes greenish or purplish, often tips and milled ring white.
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Maximum test diameter
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distribution.
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to
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Inhabits holes and tunnels amongst coral blocks, known to be a rock borer (
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)). Feeds on algae and encrusting organisms, especially sponges (
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).
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indicates that there is no genetic divergence amongst the color morphs in
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populations and suggests variation may be attributed to environmental parameters. However, the observed intraspecific variation may suggest a slow speciation process (
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).
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