Fig. 2 in Life strategies and function of dissepiments in rugose coral Catactotoechus instabilis from the Lower Devonian of Morocco

Fig. 2. External characters of the corallites of rugose coral Catactotoechus instabilis Berkowski, 2008, Hamar Laghdad (Morocco), Emsian. A. Specimen UAM Tc/B HD3/232 showing attachment to auloporid tabulate coral (below). B. Specimen UAM Tc/B {?}3/242 showing attachment to fragment of the crinoid stem. C. Specimen UAM Tc/B HD3/217 showing two corallites attached to each other, note expansion phase of growth after rejuvenescence in calicular part (above). D. Specimen UAM Tc/B HD3/238 showing weak constriction phase, note lack of attachment structures. E. Specimen UAM Tc/B HD3/237 showing successive constrictions and expansions during growth as well as deflection of growth direction in the juvenile stage; note lack of attachment structures. F. Specimen UAM Tc/B HD3/233 showing attached juvenile specimen on external wall near calice causing deflection of growth of calicular part of the corallite, note well developed attachment structure (talon). G. Specimen UAM Tc/B HD3/214 showing rejuvenescence and deflection of growth caused by settlement and growth of 3 juvenile specimens on the left part of calicular rim (competition).