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Types of Coral ... Brain Coral is really easy to identify. Brain Coral looks a lot like a brain. The Brain Coral grows very slowly. It can reach the size of a boulder! You can not stand on Brain Coral because you could kill it, scar it, or leave a scrach.
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library.thinkquest.org/J0112361/coral/coral.htm
library.thinkquest.org/J0112361/coral/coral.htm
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Coral reefs develop in shallow, warm water, usually near land, and mostly in the tropics; coral prefer temperatures between 70 and 85 ° F (21 - 30 °C). There are coral reefs off the eastern coast of Africa, off the southern coast of India, ...
http://www.enchantedlearning.com/biomes/coralreef/coral...
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Click on any photograph on this page to view a large version. ... ; Sea whips and sea fans on a small reef in the Florida Keys. ... Return to Title Page Return to Corals Page...
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coastal.er.usgs.gov/education/crisis/corals/corals3.htm...
coastal.er.usgs.gov/education/crisis/corals/corals3.html
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Basic information on corals can be found on the previous lesson. Most coral are a colony of corals, ... There may be more than 4 different types of corals that the students have. If they want to draw more, use the back of the lab sheet. After they finish drawing their specimens, see if they can match their specimens with...
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www.msnucleus.org/membership/html/k-6/lc/ntenvn/5/lcne5...
www.msnucleus.org/membership/html/k-6/lc/ntenvn/5/lcne5_2a.html
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Coral Reefs are the "Rainforests" of the ocean. Reefs are ecologically important ecosystems and have a high biodiversity that serves as a storage bank of rich genetic resources. They are a source of food and medicine, and they protect the coast from wave erosion. ... Types of Coral Reefs-Click Here...
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www.solcomhouse.com/coralreef.htm
www.solcomhouse.com/coralreef.htm
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Most corals are colonies of thousands of polyps (clones) which form the familiar "coral head". The exceptions are the Oval Cup and Mushroom Corals, which are generally single animals. Corals receive their distinctive colors from algae cells called zooxanthellae embedded within the animals' transparent flesh.
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www.marinelifephotography.com/corals/corals.htm
www.marinelifephotography.com/corals/corals.htm
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Football Match Betting...
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www.coral.co.uk/help_pages/types.html
www.coral.co.uk/help_pages/types.html
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Football Match Betting ... Each-Way Single ... Place Only Trixie...
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www.coral.co.uk/help/sports/types.html
www.coral.co.uk/help/sports/types.html
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Brain Coral: One of my favorite types of coral - perhaps because it is so easy to recognize - is brain coral. I have see this coral ranging from young colonies about the size of a fist to monsters over 12 feet tall that have been growing for about 10,000 years!
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www.marietta.edu/~biol/biomes/oceantour.htm
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