Species Identification
Species Identification: Find Species
Class: Phaeophyceae
Order: Dictyotales
Family: Dictyotaceae

Genus: Padina

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14 species
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Padina antillarum
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Padina australis
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Padina boergesenii
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Padina boryana
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Padina crispata
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Padina distromatica
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Padina durvillaei
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Padina fernandeziana
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Poppe, Guido and Philippe

Atlantic Ocean
Max. Length 6.5 cm TL
Padina gymnospora(Kützing) Sonder, 1871

Photo by Poppe, Guido and Philippe
 
Padina gymnospora
[Funnelweed]
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Padina jonesii
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Padina minor
[Brown sea fan]

Rusconi, Gianemilio

Indo-West Pacific, Easter

Padina pavonica(Linnaeus) Thivy

Photo by Rusconi, Gianemilio
 
Padina pavonica
[Peacock's tail]
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Padina sanctae-crucis
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Padina tetrastromatica
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