Nodule on Hammer coral skeleton

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Hello my friends Just wondering why the wall hammer coral skeleton has those nodules on the ridges? Can anyone enlighten me?

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Those kinda look like mesenterial filaments?? Is somthing annoying the hammer?
 
Those kinda look like mesenterial filaments?? Is somthing annoying the hammer?
Skeleton that is shaped like messenterial filaments. Before the hammer died it was next to a gsp colony. For almost a year the gsp stayed retracted whenever the hammer touched it. But the tables turned. I looked one day and the flesh of the hammer that was touching gsp colony was detached and the hammer skeleton became exposed.
 
If thats the case i have no idea! Some kind ossification disease???? Maybe a random mutation?

If anything its pretty cool... a bummer the coral died
 
If thats the case i have no idea! Some kind ossification disease???? Maybe a random mutation?

If anything its pretty cool... a bummer the coral died
Yep never saw it coming. Didn’t know GSP is that much of a killer
 

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