How to properly ID SPS?

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I was wondering if there's a source for IDing SPS besides a being shown a photo and the name attached to it?
I can look at photos and names all day long and still not understand how to ID them properly [emoji23]
I was hoping someone has an SPS identification for dummy's kind of link tucked away somewhere?
I'm not looking for fancy names used to drive up prices, but I'm looking for something along the lines of explaining growth patterns, corallite structure etc with scientific names?
I found one ages ago, but it was far too scientific for me if I remember correctly and I can't find it again.
 

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