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madreporian (a.)
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madreporian Sentence Examples
- The madreporian skeleton forms the hard, protective outer layer of a coral.
- Madreporian corals are characterized by their complex and intricate skeletal structure.
- The madreporian plate serves as the attachment point for soft tissue in stony corals.
- The madreporian polyp is responsible for building and maintaining the coral's skeleton.
- Madreporian corals play a crucial role in creating and maintaining diverse marine ecosystems.
- The madreporian layer of a coral provides a habitat for a wide range of organisms.
- Madreporian corals are essential for the survival of fish and other marine life.
- The madreporian skeleton is a valuable source of information about ancient marine environments.
- The study of madreporian corals has contributed significantly to our understanding of coral biology and ecology.
- The conservation of madreporian coral reefs is critical for the health of marine ecosystems and global biodiversity.
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The madreporian skeleton forms the hard, protective outer layer of a coral.
Madreporian corals are characterized by their complex and intricate skeletal structure.
The madreporian plate serves as the attachment point for soft tissue in stony corals.
The madreporian polyp is responsible for building and maintaining the coral's skeleton.
