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Staghorn Coral Tetiaroa Society

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Staghorn Coral  Tetiaroa Society

It is the most common specie in the shallow coral environment, on flats, or on fringing reefs. Its growth is very fast: 8 in/yr in some species. It grows in plates or in branches. It seeks light for its symbiotic algae and also consumes fine particles that the algae produce. It also eats small prey that are paralyzed by its singing cells or caught by its mucus net. It is the most abundant and important group of corals in the reef. It is sensitive and fragile. Avoid touching in order to not break them.

Research  Tetiaroa Society

Research Tetiaroa Society

Staghorn coral studies show promise for global warming–resistant reefs – NU  Sci Magazine

Staghorn coral studies show promise for global warming–resistant reefs – NU Sci Magazine

Tetiaroa Society

Tetiaroa Society

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The Nature of Tetiaroa in the News

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Coral Reefs: Ecosystem of the Decade

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Island Conservation Tetiaroa Atoll - Island Conservation

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Staghorn coral, facts and photos

Tetiaroa Society (@tetiaroasociety) • Instagram photos and videos

Tetiaroa Society (@tetiaroasociety) • Instagram photos and videos

Tetiaroa Society

Tetiaroa Society

Invertebrates  Tetiaroa Society

Invertebrates Tetiaroa Society

Stony Coral Porites Sp Photos and Premium High Res Pictures - Getty Images

Stony Coral Porites Sp Photos and Premium High Res Pictures - Getty Images

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Tetiaroa – Mo'orea Coral Reef Research