Stephanocoenia intersepta (Lamarck, 1816).
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CC species number = 2
Photograph: (Foster, 1987. pl.1, fig.1) Scale bar is 1 mm. Image is SUI 51065 (Locality near Discovery Bay, Jamaica. Recent)
Synonyms: Stephanocoenia michelini Milne Edwards and Haime of Geister, 1975, and of
Wells and Lang (1973).
Morphologic Description:
Colony Form: subcerioidColony Shape: massive Budding Type: extramuralCorallite Diameter: greater than 2.0 mm (*) Calice Relief: shallow (*)Calice Shape: mostly circular (*) Calice Platform Shape: v-shaped (*) Coenosteum Width: 0.8 mm (*) Septa Per Corallite: 24 Lobes: prominent pali (*) Columella Structure: styliformColumella Width: thickWall Structure: septothecalWall Characteristics: thick
Holotype: Lost.
Distribution:
Early Late Pliocene: Pinecrest Sandstone, Florida. Late Late Pliocene: Clino core (BDP), Bahamas; Old Pera Beds, Jamaica. Plio-Pleistocene: Lomas del Mar, Costa Rica; Portete & Empalme trends, Costa Rica. Early Pleistocene: Manchioneal Formation, Jamaica. Middle to Late Pleistocene: Unda core (BDP), Bahamas. Late Pleistocene: San Andrés; Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic. Recent: Caribbean and Brazil.