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Cup coral may
refer to
several different taxa of
coral including:
Balanophyllia bonaespei, a
species in the
family Dendrophylliidae Turbinaria, a genus...
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Orange cup coral (Tubastraea coccinea)
belongs to a
group of
corals known as large-polyp
stony corals. This non-reef
building coral extends beautiful translucent...
- Scleractinia, also
called stony corals or hard
corals, are
marine animals in the
phylum Cnidaria that
build themselves a hard skeleton. The individual...
- (200 feet; 33 fathoms), but
corals in the
genus Leptoseris have been
found as deep as 172
metres (564 feet; 94 fathoms).
Corals are
major contributors to...
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family Dendrophylliidae. Sun
corals belong to a
group of
corals known as large-polyp
stony corals. This means[clarification needed] that
while they produce...
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coral in the
family Lobophylliidae. It is
variously known as the flat
cup coral,
solitary cup coral,
button coral,
doughnut coral, or cat's eye
coral...
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restoring coral reefs,
which are
dying off
around the world. The
process protects young corals while they are most at risk of dying.
Small corals are propagated...
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Nature lists this
coral as
being of "least concern".
Astrangia poculata is an
emerging experimental and
model organism for
corals because it harbors...
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Astroides is a
genus of
stony cup corals in the
family Dendrophylliidae. It is
monotypic and the only
species is
Astroides calycularis,
which is endemic...
- The
Coral Cup is a
Premier Handicap National Hunt
hurdle race in
Great Britain which is open to
horses aged four
years or older. It is run on the Old...
