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Just picked up this frag from the LFS. It wasn’t labeled as anything, but I am assuming it is a chalice of some kind. Any thoughts on what kind?
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Never heard of a lobophyllid chalice before. It did look “fluffier” than a typical chalice.
Lobophylliid refers to the family Lobophylliidae. The chalices in that family are Echinophyllia, Oxypora, Echinomorpha, and Paraechinophyllia.
 
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