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Taxa: Acropora prolifera (Madrepora prolifera)
Search Criteria: Panama; includes cultivated/captive occurrences
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iNaturalist Observations - Cnidarians

iNaturalist:Cnidarians
Acropora prolifera (Lamarck, 1816)
15002805manzanita-pct   2017-04-01
Panama, Bocas del Toro, 9.331017 -82.250583

Marine Invertebrate Observations from Publications

Pub-Obs:Invertebrate
Acropora prolifera Lamarck, 1816
Héctor M. Guzmán, Carlos A. Guevara   
Panama, Bocas del Toro, Bocas del Toro, Mangrove Point , 9.328889 -82.253889

National Museum of Natural History, Smithsonian Institution

NMNH:Invertebrates
USNM 81433T. Dana   1969-07-24
Panama, Buenaventura Bay

STRI invertebrate field observations

STRI-Obs:Invertebrate
Acropora prolifera Lamarck, 1816
Juan A. Sanchez   
Panama, Bocas Del Toro, Bocas Marine Station, 9.349 -82.256

University of Miami, Voss Marine Invertebrate Collections

UM-RSMAS:VMIC
Acropora prolifera (Lamarck, 1816)
8.1041L T Williams   1968-07-11
Panama, Mulu Tupu, Nianega, 8.935971 -77.726133

Yale University Peabody Museum

IZ:YPM
YPM IZ 010418.CNPorter, J. W.   1971-06-00
Panama, San Blas Territory, Arcuadargana; off San Blas Point, 9.5667 -78.95
IZ:YPM
YPM IZ 010399.CNPorter, J. W.   1970-07-00
Panama, San Blas Territory, Arcuadargana; off San Blas Point, 9.5667 -78.95
IZ:YPM
YPM IZ 010401.CNPorter, J. W.   1970-07-00
Panama, San Blas Territory, Arcuadargana; off San Blas Point, 9.5667 -78.95
IZ:YPM
YPM IZ 010419.CNPorter, J. W.   1971-06-00
Panama, San Blas Territory, Arcuadargana; off San Blas Point, 9.5667 -78.95
IZ:YPM
YPM IZ 010400.CNPorter, J. W.   1970-07-00
Panama, San Blas Territory, Arcuadargana; off San Blas Point, 9.5667 -78.95
IZ:YPM
YPM IZ 010413.CNPorter, J. W.   1970-07-00
Panama, San Blas Territory, Arcuadargana; off San Blas Point, 9.5667 -78.95
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