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Coral Reefs

Coral Reefs. What is a Coral Reef, Exactly?. Coral reefs are underwater structures formed by calcium carbonate which is produced and released by coral polyps .

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CORAL

C ollaborative O n-line R esearch A nd L earning http://coral.wcupa.edu. CORAL. Coral Objective:. A pedagogy promoting active learning in the classroom. Places responsibility in the hands of the learner. Overview.

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Coral Reefs. 12-5. Coral Anatomy.

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CORAL REEFS

CORAL REEFS. Corals Overview. Coral reefs are underwater structures made from calcium carbonate secreted by coral polyps.

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Coral Reefs

Coral Reefs. By Harsha Lakamsani. Introduction. Coral Reefs are made of limestone structures of dead and living stony coral Coral polyps are formed by red and green coralline algae Coral gets color from zooxanthellae Found all over the world. Animals of the Coral Reef.

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Coral Reefs

Coral Reefs. By: Paniz & Shahad. Coral Reefs.

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Coral Reefs. What are Coral Reefs?.

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Coral Reefs

Coral Reefs. Coral Reefs. Coral Reefs . Warm shallow ,tropical waters Limestone ridges built by tiny coral animals, coral polyps with the algae that live inside. Zooxanthellae is an algae that live inside coral and share a symbiotic relationship with them.

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Coral Reef

Coral Reef. By Isabella. Coral Reef. Warm sallow salt water environments based on coral formations. Ocean Zones. Intertidal Coral Reef Sunlight Twilight. Plants. Sea grasses Plankton zooplankton. Animals. Octopus Oasis Sea anemones Sea jellies rays. Adaptation.

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Coral Reefs

Coral Reefs. NS GP 6 th hour. Background. Living coral reefs are the foundation for many marine species, and thus a crucial support for human life Coral reefs are the homes of many species including crabs, shrimp, oysters, and clams .

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CORAL REEFS

CORAL REEFS. By: Anthony Hand Environmental Science Period 5. Location of Coral Reefs. Coral reefs develop in shallow, warm water, usually near land Coral prefer the temperatures between 70˚ and 85˚ F

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Coral Reef Biome

Coral Reef Biome. Introduction to Coral Reefs. Coral reefs are amazing, natural wonders that live in the warm waters of the tropics, providing habitat for thousands of marine creatures. Location of Coral Reefs. Coral polyp. Coral colony. Zooxanthellae. Corals. Coral Reef.

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Coral Reefs

Coral Reefs. Wonders of the ocean!. Summer & Lindsay. What Are Coral Reefs?. A coral is an inch long ocean animal that attaches itself to the skeleton of other corals. Corals eat a type of animal called zooplankton. Can you see it now ?.

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CORAL. Tales from Beyond the Filing Cabinet Leveraging a Free Open-Source Solution for Electronic Resources Management Emma Cryer, Duke University Medical Center Library AND Benjamin Heet, Notre Dame Hesburgh Libraries. Our Licensing Problem.

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Coral Reefs

Coral Reefs. Understanding Coral. What is coral. . . Here you see the jelly-like polyps Corals eat at night Tentacles around mouth capture plankton. Understanding Coral. How do coral reefs form? Reefs are the oldest, most productive, diverse ecosystems in the sea

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Coral. Grade 5 Unit 1. Topics to be Covered…. What is coral? How is coral classified? Coral biology Coral identification Coral conservation. What is reef coral?. Animal, plant, or rock? Animals need to get food Plants make their own food Rocks don’t need food.

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Coral Reef

Coral Reef. Hunter. What is a Coral Reef. The coral reef develops in shallow, warm water usually near land, and mostly in tropics; coral prefers temperatures between 70-85 degrees. What coral eats.

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Coral reef. By Malia,William,Emily,Summer.

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Coral reef. Natalie.Narynski .1/6/09.3s/3b. Contents. P3 Where Coral Reefs are found. P4 What plants are found in Coral Reef. P5 What kind of weather is in the Coral Reefs. P6 Bibliography. Where Coral reefs are found. Coral reefs are found in the Great Barrier Reef.

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Coral. Water temperature must be at least 25 degrees Celsius to survive!!! The Great Barrier Reef in Australia can be seen from outer space! The remains of billions of individual creatures! Some coral reefs are 300 metres thick Some coral reefs are 25000 years old!.

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Coral Reefs

Coral Reefs. Oasis of the Sea. Coral Reefs. Why are coral reefs unique?. Coral Types. Hermatypic Ahermatypic Both groups belong to the phylum Cnidaria. Coral Structure & Anatomy. Coral Reproduction. Coral Nutrition. Zooxanthellae provide nourishment for the coral through photosynthesis

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CORAL. C ollaborative O n-line R esearch A nd L earning http://coral.wcupa.edu. Coral Objective:. A pedagogy promoting active learning in the classroom. Places responsibility in the hands of the learner. Overview.

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