Anthozoa - Scleractinia - Faviidae

Full reference: M. Eguchi. 1951. Mesozoic hexacorals from Japan. The Science Reports of the Tohoku University, Geology 24:1-96

Belongs to Favia according to M. Eguchi 1951

Sister taxa: Favia africana, Favia aquitaniensis, Favia beaumaderiensis, Favia clarki, Favia corollaris, Favia costata, Favia dalmatina, Favia danae, Favia denticulata, Favia dominicensis, Favia ehrenbergi, Favia exilis, Favia falloti, Favia favioides, Favia favus, Favia fragum, Favia friedbergi, Favia gotschevi, Favia gregoryi, Favia haipensis, Favia helianthoides, Favia hemispherica, Favia jezoensis, Favia junghuhni, Favia kabyliensis, Favia lacuna, Favia laxa, Favia lizardensis, Favia lobata, Favia lorioli, Favia macdonaldi, Favia macrocalyx, Favia macrotheca, Favia magnifica, Favia maoadentrensis, Favia matthaii, Favia maxima, Favia melitae, Favia meneguzzoi, Favia okeni, Favia pallida, Favia praeamplior, Favia profunda, Favia ritterneri, Favia rotumana, Favia rotundata, Favia somaliensis, Favia speciosa, Favia stelligera, Favia subdenticulata, Favia taurica, Favia texana, Favia turbinata, Favia veroni, Favia vokesae, Favia weisbordi

Type specimen: Its type locality is Haipe, Tanohata-mura, Moshi Sandstone, which is in an Aptian perireef or subreef sandstone in the Moshi Sandstone Formation of Japan

Ecology: stationary low-level epifaunal photosymbiotic-microcarnivore