GROUP C.

Family 9. CYATHOPHYLLIDAE.--Solitary and colonial aporose corals.

Tabulae and vesicular endotheca present. Septa numerous, generally

radial, seldom pinnate. Typical genera--_Cyathophyllum_, Goldfuss

(Devonian and Carboniferous). _Moseleya_, Quelch (recent).

Family 10. ASTRAEIDAE.--Aporpse, mainly colonial corals, massive,

branching, or maeandroid. Septa radial; dissepiments present; an

epitheca surrounds the base of massive or maeandroid forms, but only

surrounds individual corallites in simple or branching forms. Typical

genera--_Goniastraea_, M. Edw. and H. _Heliastraea_, M. Edw. and H.

_Maeandrina_, Lam. _Coeloria_, M. Edw. and H. _Favia_, Oken.

Family 11. FUNGIDAE.--Solitary and colonial corals, with numerous

radial septa united by synapticulae. Typical genera--_Lophoseris_, M.

Edw. and H. _Thamnastraea_, Le Sauvage. _Leptophyllia_, Reuss

(Jurassic and Cretaceous). _Fungia_, Dana. _Siderastraea_, Blainv.

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