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often found forming reefs or
islands in
tropical locations. The
names Madrepore and
Madreporaria were
formerly applied universally to any
stony coral...
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surface of Ophiuroidea.
Close up, it is
visibly structured,
resembling a "
madrepore" (stone coral, Scleractinia) colony. From this, it
derives its name. The...
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Rodax was also part of the band. In 2006 he was a
vocalist in the band
Madrepore,
which released an album, Overblown. Once
again the band
included his...
- the port of Suakin. The
buildings of
Suakin were
largely constructed of
madrepore, or rock-coral,
taken from the sea-bed. The
vernacular style of construction...
- the
Madrepores" in the book "The
Annals and
Magazine of
Natural History"
regarding the
Madrepores. In this she
details her work with the
Madrepores and...
-
unusual size of this cemetery. Many of the
graves have head-stones of
madrepore, on
which is cut in
relief the name of the
tenant below, and of these...
- deproteinized.
Xenografts are
usually only
distributed as a
calcified matrix.
Madrepore and or
millepore type of
corals are
harvested and
treated to
become 'coral...
- ISBNÂ 978-1-4729-1136-0. Brunner, B: The
Ocean at Home, page 35 "On the
increase of
Madrepores".
Annals and
Magazine of
Natural History. 3 (29). London:
Taylor and Francis:...
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yellow spots due to the
presence of
symbiotic micro-algae. This
small madrepore is only
found in the
Mediterranean Sea. It
prefers shallow and bright...
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Lophelia pertusa.
Other branching corals with
which it ****ociates
include Madrepore and Solenosmilia. The worm
wraps its tube
around branches of the coral...
