description Ahnfeltiopsis devoniensis Overview
Ahnfeltiopsis devoniensis is a small cartilaginous red alga in the family Phyllophoraceae, also known in older literature as Gymnogongrus devoniensis. It grows from a disk-like holdfast on rocky lower-intertidal and shallow-subtidal shores, forming a flattened frond with regular forked branching. The branches have parallel sides and internal cystocarps, features that help distinguish it from the similar Gymnogongrus crenulatus; the name reflects its historical association with Devon, England. [Northern Ireland Habitas](https://www.habitas.org.uk/priority/species.asp?item=659)
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Ahnfeltiopsis devoniensis scores 4.65/10 (Poor) on Lunoo, making it rated in the Seaweed category.
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