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Pic of the Day Link,
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| Acropora, with a couple of hundred
species, are what most people picture when they hear the word
"coral". Most are branched tree-like or interwoven, with
fast growing and often differently colored apical corallites
(growing tips). These are the mass spawners, with their axial
corallites releasing sex cells seasonally... |
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| Acropora, with a couple of hundred
species, are what most people picture when they hear the word
"coral". Most are branched tree-like or interwoven, with
fast growing and often differently colored apical corallites
(growing tips). These are the mass spawners, with their axial
corallites releasing sex cells seasonally... Here's two in
Fiji. |
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| Acropora, with a couple of hundred
species, are what most people picture when they hear the word
"coral". Most are branched tree-like or interwoven, with
fast growing and often differently colored apical corallites
(growing tips). These are the mass spawners, with their axial
corallites releasing sex cells seasonally... W/ a pocilloporid
twixt two Acropora spp. here in Fiji. |
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| Acropora, with a couple of hundred
species, are what most people picture when they hear the word
"coral". Most are branched tree-like or interwoven, with
fast growing and often differently colored apical corallites
(growing tips). These are the mass spawners, with their axial
corallites releasing sex cells seasonally... |
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