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Aerial view of patterns in a coral reef.
Aerial view of patterns in a coral reef.
Coral Reef Task Force - Winter Meeting 2012
Coral Reef Task Force - Winter Meeting 2012
Coral Reef Task Force - Winter Meeting 2012
Coral Reef Task Force - Winter Meeting 2012
Aerial view of patterns in a coral reef.
Aerial view of patterns in a coral reef.
Coral Reef Task Force - Winter Meeting 2012
Coral Reef Task Force - Winter Meeting 2012
Coral Reef Task Force - Winter Meeting 2012
Coral Reef Task Force - Winter Meeting 2012
Coral Reef Task Force - Winter Meeting 2012
Coral Reef Task Force - Winter Meeting 2012
Coral Reef Task Force - Winter Meeting 2012
Coral Reef Task Force - Winter Meeting 2012
Short-bodied blenny (Exallias brevis) is an obligate corallivore, which feeds on coral.
Short-bodied blenny (Exallias brevis) is an obligate corallivore, which feeds on coral.
Zanclus Canescens - Moorish Idol, Acanthurus Achilles, Achilles Tang Other fish species and coral head of Porites lobatus in foreground
Zanclus Canescens - Moorish Idol, Acanthurus Achilles, Achilles Tang Other fish species and coral head of Porites lobatus in foreground
Coral polyps
Coral polyps
Poritidae coral Porites sp.right bottom
Poritidae coral Porites sp.right bottom
'Honolulu and Its Fringing Reef', Plate VI. In: 'Coral Reefs of the Hawaiian Islands' by Alexander Agassiz. April 1889. Bulletin of the Museum of Comparative Zoology, at Harvard College. Vol. XVII. No. 3. Library Call Number G161 A26.
'Honolulu and Its Fringing Reef', Plate VI. In: 'Coral Reefs of the Hawaiian Islands' by Alexander Agassiz. April 1889. Bulletin of the Museum of Comparative Zoology, at Harvard College. Vol. XVII. No. 3. Library Call Number G161 A26.
Team Tern Gets Their Goose On!
Team Tern Gets Their Goose On!
Bent metal rod with coral growing at tip on modern ship wreck at Pearl and Hermes Reef.
Bent metal rod with coral growing at tip on modern ship wreck at Pearl and Hermes Reef.
Red Tailed Wrasse
Red Tailed Wrasse
A tropical duck is seen along the Coral World Nature Trail.
A tropical duck is seen along the Coral World Nature Trail.
Coral stone
Coral stone
2007 Baldrige Award, The City of Coral Springs
2007 Baldrige Award, The City of Coral Springs
This beautiful pale orange coral was collected at the Lophelia coral banks. Very different from the surrounding pale white Lophelia, The members of the Islands in the Stream 2002 expedition had never seen this type of coral before among the Lophelia duri
This beautiful pale orange coral was collected at the Lophelia coral banks. Very different from the surrounding pale white Lophelia, The members of the Islands in the Stream 2002 expedition had never seen this type of coral before among the Lophelia duri
Coral Pink Sand Dune Tiger Beetle
Coral Pink Sand Dune Tiger Beetle
Opening Ceremony of NOVA Southeastern University’s (NSU) Center of Excellence for Coral Reef Ecosystem Research
Opening Ceremony of NOVA Southeastern University’s (NSU) Center of Excellence for Coral Reef Ecosystem Research
Acropora Corals
Acropora Corals
Soft corals.
Soft corals.
Labroides sp. Cleaning wrasse over acropora coral
Labroides sp. Cleaning wrasse over acropora coral
Extended coral polyps feeding
Extended coral polyps feeding
'Eastern Side of the Entrance to Honolulu Harbor', Plate VII. In: 'Coral Reefs of the Hawaiian Islands' by Alexander Agassiz. April 1889. Bulletin of the Museum of Comparative Zoology, at Harvard College. Vol. XVII. No. 3. Library Call Number G16
'Eastern Side of the Entrance to Honolulu Harbor', Plate VII. In: 'Coral Reefs of the Hawaiian Islands' by Alexander Agassiz. April 1889. Bulletin of the Museum of Comparative Zoology, at Harvard College. Vol. XVII. No. 3. Library Call Number G16
A large yellow sponge (Farria sp.) from Lyman Seamount. Sponges, like corals, attract other fauna, such as crinoids, brittle stars, shrimp, and amphipods.
A large yellow sponge (Farria sp.) from Lyman Seamount. Sponges, like corals, attract other fauna, such as crinoids, brittle stars, shrimp, and amphipods.
Patch reef with assorted corals.
Patch reef with assorted corals.
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