Malabar
Chandler's Encyclopedia · 1898 · p. 51
District of India; lat. 10° 15′-12° 18′ N.; long. 75° 15′-76° 55′ E. Area 5,765 sq. m., with a population of over with the parts in fours, Cerianthidæ , living in tubes in the sand, Ilianthida , with rounded base, and Zoanthida , which are compound structures.
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