Macrorhynchia [Macrorhynchia]

Description

Macrorhynchia is a genus within the Lafoeidae family, notable for its elegant, branching colonies that often bear a resemblance to trees or shrubs. These hydrozoans are characterized by their rigid branches and the presence of specialized polyps for feeding and reproduction. Macrorhynchia species are primarily found in tropical and subtropical oceans, where they attach to coral reefs, rocks, and other hard substrates. Their intricate colony structures provide shelter and habitat for various marine organisms, playing a crucial role in reef ecosystems.

Species
Macrorhynchia Philippina
Macrorhynchia Philippina [Macrorhynchia philippina]
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Macrorhynchia Kirbyi
Macrorhynchia Kirbyi [Macrorhynchia kirbyi]
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Statistics
  • Species 2