Euphyllia cristata or paraancora?

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Picked up some corals in a trade and looking for a classification on the one pictured below. Was told it was a micro torch that originated in the indo region, from a shipment he got a couple years back. Googling "micro torch indo" has me leaning towards euphyllia cristata. Showed it to my lfs and he was leaning towards it being some hammer variety.

Any advice is appreciated.

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Hopefully this helps. Thanks for the info also. Always learning and Google sometimes will lead you down the wrong path.
 

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