Corals

"Corals" and "Corallines," were thought by the ancients to be sea - weeds, which had the singular property of becoming hard and solid, when they were fished up from their native depths and came into contact with the air.

Autobiography and Selected Essays Huxley, Thomas Henry, 1825-1895 1909

The marine productions which are commonly known by the names of "Corals" and "Corallines," were thought by the ancients to be sea-weeds, which had the singular property of becoming hard and solid, when they were fished up from their native depths and came into contact with the air.

Autobiography and Selected Essays Thomas Henry Huxley 1860

Trees, "by Arici (1782-1836), his" Corals, "and other poems, especially in their descriptions, are graceful and attractive.

Handbook of Universal Literature From the Best and Latest Authorities Anne C. Lynch Botta 1853

Corals are being killed by sewage, coastal development and climate change ÂTrue, but ÂThese are indeed coral killers, but in the Caribbean, a majority of coral cover loss was caused by disease outbreaks.

John F. Bruno: Fact Checking the 60 Minutes Segment on Gardens of the Queen John F. Bruno 2011

Corals are being killed by sewage, coastal development and climate change ÂTrue, but ÂThese are indeed coral killers, but in the Caribbean, a majority of coral cover loss was caused by disease outbreaks.

John F. Bruno: Fact Checking the 60 Minutes Segment on Gardens of the Queen John F. Bruno 2011

Antipatharian Corals (Black corals) of the Galápagos Islands: Biology, distribution and abundance.

Galápagos National Park & Galápagos Marine Resources Reserve, Ecuador 2009

Corals consist of an extremely thin layer of living tissue (often less than a millimeter thick) over a rock-like skeleton of calcium carbonate.

Disease-Hunting Scientist: Dr. Laurie Richardson and black-band disease in coral ewillett 2009

Corals are being killed by sewage, coastal development and climate change True, but These are indeed coral killers, but in the Caribbean, a majority of coral cover loss was caused by disease outbreaks.

John F. Bruno: Fact Checking the 60 Minutes Segment on Gardens of the Queen John F. Bruno 2011

Corals were particularly difficult to classify – they looked like trees; they had flowers.

A Conversation with Rebecca Stott about The Coral Thief 2010

Corals are being killed by sewage, coastal development and climate change True, but These are indeed coral killers, but in the Caribbean, a majority of coral cover loss was caused by disease outbreaks.

John F. Bruno: Fact Checking the 60 Minutes Segment on Gardens of the Queen John F. Bruno 2011