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RFJCM58C–White coral on white sand with ultramarine background. Small skeleton of a seawater coral with arms. Reef builder and polyp build of Calcium carbonate
RM2CY1KGN–(201001) -- AUSTRALIA, Oct. 1, 2020 (Xinhua) -- File photo taken on Feb. 20, 2020 shows a shellfish reef in Australia. A program to install giant artificial reefs along Australia's coastline aims not just to bring underwater ecosystems back to life, but help coastal communities cope with COVID-19 as well. Officially announced on Thursday, the ambitious 'Reef Builder' program involves creating 11 artificial shellfish reefs, each roughly the area of a football stadium, in various locations from southeast Queensland around Australia's southern coastline to Perth in Western Australia. (The Natur
RM2CXTDYF–(201001) -- AUSTRALIA, Oct. 1, 2020 (Xinhua) -- File photo taken on Dec. 12, 2019 shows a shellfish reef in Australia. A program to install giant artificial reefs along Australia's coastline aims not just to bring underwater ecosystems back to life, but help coastal communities cope with COVID-19 as well. Officially announced on Thursday, the ambitious 'Reef Builder' program involves creating 11 artificial shellfish reefs, each roughly the area of a football stadium, in various locations from southeast Queensland around Australia's southern coastline to Perth in Western Australia. (The Natur
RF2BH1XKG–Thickheaded well builder (Opistognathus dendriticus) looking out of his living tube, Pacific Ocean, Sulu Lake, Tubbataha Reef National Marine Park
RM2CXTE0A–(201001) -- AUSTRALIA, Oct. 1, 2020 (Xinhua) -- File photo taken on Nov. 26, 2019 shows an artificial reef under construction in Australia. A program to install giant artificial reefs along Australia's coastline aims not just to bring underwater ecosystems back to life, but help coastal communities cope with COVID-19 as well. Officially announced on Thursday, the ambitious 'Reef Builder' program involves creating 11 artificial shellfish reefs, each roughly the area of a football stadium, in various locations from southeast Queensland around Australia's southern coastline to Perth in Western
RM2RR24A0–201001 -- AUSTRALIA, Oct. 1, 2020 -- File photo taken on Nov. 26, 2019 shows an artificial reef under construction in Australia. A program to install giant artificial reefs along Australia s coastline aims not just to bring underwater ecosystems back to life, but help coastal communities cope with COVID-19 as well. Officially announced on Thursday, the ambitious Reef Builder program involves creating 11 artificial shellfish reefs, each roughly the area of a football stadium, in various locations from southeast Queensland around Australia s southern coastline to Perth in Western Australia. /Han
RM2RR248X–201001 -- AUSTRALIA, Oct. 1, 2020 -- File photo taken on Feb. 20, 2020 shows a shellfish reef in Australia. A program to install giant artificial reefs along Australia s coastline aims not just to bring underwater ecosystems back to life, but help coastal communities cope with COVID-19 as well. Officially announced on Thursday, the ambitious Reef Builder program involves creating 11 artificial shellfish reefs, each roughly the area of a football stadium, in various locations from southeast Queensland around Australia s southern coastline to Perth in Western Australia. /Handout via Xinhua AUSTR
RMCPJ4T6–A table coral has been broken off on coral reef on the edge of a mangrove swamp. Raja Ampat, Indonesia.
RM2RR2484–201001 -- AUSTRALIA, Oct. 1, 2020 -- File photo taken on Dec. 12, 2019 shows a shellfish reef in Australia. A program to install giant artificial reefs along Australia s coastline aims not just to bring underwater ecosystems back to life, but help coastal communities cope with COVID-19 as well. Officially announced on Thursday, the ambitious Reef Builder program involves creating 11 artificial shellfish reefs, each roughly the area of a football stadium, in various locations from southeast Queensland around Australia s southern coastline to Perth in Western Australia. /Handout via Xinhua AUSTR
RFCWD9EP–Varieties of hard stony coral, acropora cervicornis, colony building reef on Great Barrier Reef Australia
RFDA9KRN–reef coral colony Montastrea cavernosa underwater at Abrolhos marine protected area, Bahia state, Brazil
RFR6R22M–Schwarm, Gelber Blaurücken Füsilier, (Caesio teres) schimmt über kleines Korallenriff mit Weichkoralle, (Sinularia sp.), und Lederkorallen, (Sarcophyt
RM2GFA20F–Bubble coral, Plerogyra sinuosa, on a reef in the Philippines. This is a large polyp stony coral or large polyp scleractinian.
RMRTXP5J–Coral head and Conifers around La Piscine Naturelle at D'Oro Bay, Iles des Pins, New Caledonia, South Pacific
RMF8NRE6–Honeycomb Coral also called larger star coral, Favites abdita, from the Southern Red Sea, Marsa Alam, Egypt.
RFDA9KPJ–reef coral colony Montastrea cavernosa underwater at Abrolhos marine protected area, Bahia state, Brazil
RMHJ3MMT–Shallow staghorn coral head, Acropora sp., at sunset, Heron Island, Great Barrier Reef, Queensland, Australia
RM2AB73GJ–Hard and soft coral species (Acropora spp. and Sarcophyton sp.), Great Barrier Reef, Queensland, Australia
![A guide to the fossil invertebrate animals in the Department of geology and palaeontology in the British museum (Natural history) . he collections from the Inferior Oolite are richer, and the Table-easerepresentatives of modern genera are increased by Fungians, ^•such as TJiamnastraea, and also by a doubtful species (Fig. 24 a)representing the confluent Astraeids, in which the polypsand calyces are incompletely separated as in the Brain-coral. In the rocks of Bathonian age are many corals ofsimilar type, the chief reef-builder being Calamop)]iyllaradiata. In the Corallian rocks true reefs are Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2AWGG81/a-guide-to-the-fossil-invertebrate-animals-in-the-department-of-geology-and-palaeontology-in-the-british-museum-natural-history-he-collections-from-the-inferior-oolite-are-richer-and-the-table-easerepresentatives-of-modern-genera-are-increased-by-fungians-such-as-tjiamnastraea-and-also-by-a-doubtful-species-fig-24-arepresenting-the-confluent-astraeids-in-which-the-polypsand-calyces-are-incompletely-separated-as-in-the-brain-coral-in-the-rocks-of-bathonian-age-are-many-corals-ofsimilar-type-the-chief-reef-builder-being-calamop-iyllaradiata-in-the-corallian-rocks-true-reefs-are-2AWGG81.jpg "A guide to the fossil invertebrate animals in the Department of geology and palaeontology in the British museum (Natural history) . he collections from the Inferior Oolite are richer, and the Table-easerepresentatives of modern genera are increased by Fungians, ^•such as TJiamnastraea, and also by a doubtful species (Fig. 24 a)representing the confluent Astraeids, in which the polypsand calyces are incompletely separated as in the Brain-coral. In the rocks of Bathonian age are many corals ofsimilar type, the chief reef-builder being Calamop)]iyllaradiata. In the Corallian rocks true reefs are Stock Photo")
RM2AWGG81–A guide to the fossil invertebrate animals in the Department of geology and palaeontology in the British museum (Natural history) . he collections from the Inferior Oolite are richer, and the Table-easerepresentatives of modern genera are increased by Fungians, ^•such as TJiamnastraea, and also by a doubtful species (Fig. 24 a)representing the confluent Astraeids, in which the polypsand calyces are incompletely separated as in the Brain-coral. In the rocks of Bathonian age are many corals ofsimilar type, the chief reef-builder being Calamop)]iyllaradiata. In the Corallian rocks true reefs are
RMHJ3MMW–Shallow staghorn coral head, Acropora sp., at sunset, Heron Island, Great Barrier Reef, Queensland, Australia
RM2CEF07J–. Science of the sea. An elementary handbook of practical oceanography for travellers, sailors, and yachtsmen. Fig. 26.—Madrepora prolifera : A True Coral (Blake).An abundant corai of the Lagoon Flat. MILLEPORA ALCICORNIS 9i. Fig. 27.—Millepora alcicornis : A Reef Builder belonging TO THE HYDROMEDUSiE, BUT NOT A TRUE CORAL (BLAKE). Found everywhere on reefs; noticeable for its forms of growth,massive to lamellar to fine branches ; they are adaptations todepths and strengths of currents. 92 THE SHORE colonies by budding, the buds not separating, so thatthe whole may be regarded as a single anim
RM2JHRFYD–Purple Anthias (Pseudanthias tukas) cruising over a coral reef with stone corals (Anacropora spinosa), Great Barrier Reef, Australia
RMRDT36H–. Seaside studies in natural history. Marine animals. title, because any account of tlie Radiates, from wiiicli so impor- tant a group as tliat of the corals was excluded, would be very incomplete. This pretty coral of our Northern waters is 110 reef-builder, and does not extend farther south than the shores of North Carolina. It usually es- tablishes itself upon brok- en angular bits of rock, lying in sheltered creeks and inlets, where the vio- lent action of the open sea is not felt. The presence of one of these little commtmities on a rock may first be detected by what seems like a delicate
RMDNKGT2–Coral reef with a small school of Yellowspot emperors (Gnathodentex aurolineatus). Maldives.
RMRDT36N–. Seaside studies in natural history. Marine animals. MADEEPORIAJ^S. 17 Fig. 10.. title, because any account of tlie Radiates, from wiiicli so impor- tant a group as tliat of the corals was excluded, would be very incomplete. This pretty coral of our Northern waters is 110 reef-builder, and does not extend farther south than the shores of North Carolina. It usually es- tablishes itself upon brok- en angular bits of rock, lying in sheltered creeks and inlets, where the vio- lent action of the open sea is not felt. The presence of one of these little commtmities on a rock may first be detected b
RM2AJF4G7–Yachts and yachting : with over one hundred and ten illustrations . £.6 August 10, of this same year, the Sapphowas again entered by her builder, Mr.Poillon, in a race off Newport, the coursebeing from Brentons Reef to a stake boatanchored about a mile east by north fromthe lighthouse on Sandy Point, Block Island,returning to a point off Port Adams, therace to be made in eight hours. She camein second to the Palmer by two minutesactual time, and, considering the difference * Originally owned by Mr. Pierre Lorillard, and now by Mr. Fred. F. Ayers. THE HISTORY OF AMERICAN YACHTING. 37. WANDERER.
RMDJ0500–Shallow reef top with mainly table corals Acropora sp.) and Yellowtop fusiliers (Caesio xanthonota). Maldives.
RMDNKGTB–Shallow reef top with mainly table corals Acropora sp.) and Yellowtop fusiliers (Caesio xanthonota). Maldives.
RMC00PPG–Redtail or Collared butterflyfish (Chaetodon collare) with Blue coral (Heliopora coerulea).
RMCC5JCK–Stony coral - Diploastrea heliopora. Family Faviidae. Rinca, Komodo National Park, Indonesia.
![Bubble coral [Plerogyra sinuosa]. Large polyp stony coral or large polyp scleractinian, LPS. Mabul, Malaysia. Indo-West Pacific. Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/T34P7E/bubble-coral-plerogyra-sinuosa-large-polyp-stony-coral-or-large-polyp-scleractinian-lps-mabul-malaysia-indo-west-pacific-T34P7E.jpg "Bubble coral [Plerogyra sinuosa]. Large polyp stony coral or large polyp scleractinian, LPS. Mabul, Malaysia. Indo-West Pacific. Stock Photo")
RFT34P7E–Bubble coral [Plerogyra sinuosa]. Large polyp stony coral or large polyp scleractinian, LPS. Mabul, Malaysia. Indo-West Pacific.
![Bubble coral [Plerogyra sinuosa]. Large polyp stony coral or large polyp scleractinian, LPS. Mabul, Malaysia. Indo-West Pacific. Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/T34P7G/bubble-coral-plerogyra-sinuosa-large-polyp-stony-coral-or-large-polyp-scleractinian-lps-mabul-malaysia-indo-west-pacific-T34P7G.jpg "Bubble coral [Plerogyra sinuosa]. Large polyp stony coral or large polyp scleractinian, LPS. Mabul, Malaysia. Indo-West Pacific. Stock Photo")
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