- The
Coral Island: A Tale of the
Pacific Ocean (1857) is a
novel written by
Scottish author R. M. Ballantyne. One of the
first works of
juvenile fiction...
-
comparison contrasts to the
common name "
coral-
insects"
applied to the
polyps which form
coral. 75% of the world's
corals are
threatened due to overfishing,...
- A
raised coral atoll or
uplifted coral atoll is an
atoll that has been
lifted high
enough above sea
level by
tectonic forces to
protect it from scouring...
- coastline.
Unlike many
other South Pacific islands, it is not
surrounded by
coral reefs that
protect the coast. The only
access to the
island is via a small...
-
commonly known as the
eastern coral snake,
common coral snake,
American cobra, and more, is a
species of
highly venomous coral snake in the
family Elapidae...
- S2CID 143824964. Short,
Bryan C (2002). "Multitudinous, God-Omnipresent,
Coral Insects: Pip, Isabel, and Melville's
Miltonic Sublime". Leviathan. 4 (1): 7–28...
- use
sight to
identify palatable insects and butterflies,
whilst avoiding the
noxious ones. Over time,
palatable insects may
evolve to
resemble noxious...
- Fabaceae, that is
native to
South Africa.
Common names include common coral-tree,
lucky bean tree,
umsintsi (Xhosa),
muvhale (Venda),
mophete (Tswana)...
-
Arthropoda include insects,
crustaceans and arachnids. By far the
largest number of
described invertebrate species are
insects. The
following table...
- single-cell
algae inside reef-building
corals and
bacterial endosymbionts that
provide essential nutrients to
insects.
Endosymbiosis comes from the Gr****:...
