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  2. Fire coral - Wikipedia

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    Fire coral has several common growth forms; these include branching, plate, and encrusting. Branching fire coral adopts a calcareous structure which branches off into rounded, finger-like tips. Plate-growing fire coral forms a shape similar to that of fellow cnidarian lettuce corals - erect, thin sheets, which group together to form a colony ...

  3. Millepora complanata - Wikipedia

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    Millepora complanata, commonly known as blade fire coral, is a species of fire coral in the family Milleporidae. It is found in shallow waters in the Caribbean Sea where it is a common species. The International Union for Conservation of Nature has assessed its conservation status as being critically endangered.

  4. Millepora dichotoma - Wikipedia

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    Millepora dichotoma, the net fire coral, is a species of hydrozoan, consisting of a colony of polyps with a calcareous skeleton. Description

  5. Millepora alcicornis - Wikipedia

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    Millepora alcicornis is not a true coral in class Anthozoa but is in class Hydrozoa, and is more closely related to jellyfish than stony corals.Because of the variability in growth habit that this coral exhibits, it has been the subject of much confusion as to its taxonomy, being described under a number of different names from different localities.

  6. 32 types of saltwater fish for your aquarium - AOL

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    Also known as fire dartfish and fire goby; scientific name nemateleotris magnifica. Maximum length: 3.5 inches Wild habitat: East Indian Ocean, West Indian Ocean, Indonesia, East Pacific, Central ...

  7. Millepora platyphylla - Wikipedia

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    Millepora platyphylla is a species of fire coral, a type of hydrocoral, in the family Milleporidae. [2] It is also known by the common names blade fire coral and plate fire coral. It forms a calcium carbonate skeleton and has toxic, defensive polyps that sting. [3]

  8. Millepora squarrosa - Wikipedia

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    Millepora squarrosa is a species of fire coral that can be found in the Caribbean Sea as well as in the western Atlantic. They are very common on fringing reefs in patches. [2] They have a smooth surface covered in tiny pores from which polyps protrude.

  9. How the marine ecosystem in Maui is faring 1 year after the ...

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    Scientists say they still don't understand the full extent of the damage the Maui wildfires did to the corals and marine ecosystem off the west coast of the island. After an initial blaze sparked ...