“corals”造句，怎麼用corals造句

Most living corals are yellowish, brownish, or olive.

corals having a treelike or fan-shaped horny skeleton.

corals having calcareous skeletons aggregations of which form reefs and islands.

Bleaching occurs when overheated corals expel crucial algae that give them their colour.

Low water temperature tolerance and responding mode of scleractinian corals in Sanya Bay

So far, the rising sea levels, dying corals and spreading algal blooms are only minor distractions for most people.

Shallow-water corals owe their beautiful colors in part to symbiotic algae, which live inside the coral cells.

There is gold and a store of corals: but the lips of knowledge are a jewel of great price.

The variations in isotopic ratios take place on the right time scale, and they mirror those seen in modern corals, he notes.

Conservationists say longline gear also damages corals and other important habitat on the sea bottom, threatening both the turtles and the fish.

The trees in the park are all smoking. Those brown stands, green corals, and big coconut trees were steamed and steamed in clusters, with a hot fog on top.

In the cave, there are piles of stalactites and stalagmites in curious shapes such as wild beasts and human figures which look like corals, ambers and jades under the coloured lights.

sunshine shines into the fixed storm, the Yushu Qiongzhi in the mountains are covered with ice blossoms like silver corals, and a section of ice falls off the tree tops occasionally, like broken glass, making a crisp sound.

corals forming featherlike colonies.

When talking about corals, people normally refer to stony corals that build fascinating reefs.

Corals grow very slowly and some of the corals being damaged, sometimes irreparably, are hundreds of years old.

Reproducing freely by means of buds and side branches, as corals do.

The corals familiar to most of us are colonies of small polyps that build calcium carbonate branches.

Thus, corals and pteropods, which both produce aragonitic shells, and coralline algae, which manufacture magnesium calcite, may be especially susceptible to harm from ocean acidification.

They anchor themselves with their prehensile tails to sea grasses and corals, using their elongated snouts to suck in plankton and small crustaceans that drift by.

These sunken branches look like clusters of bright corals in the distance and strong feet of dragons in the near future, which makes the world of the sea rich and flexible.

corals and sea anemones having eight branches.

The seas around Bermuda are full of colourful corals and fantastic fish.

Remains of more modern corals, diverse pelecypods, sea urchins and ammonoids characterize the marine strata of the Mesozoic Era.

The guests took out the birthday ceremonies that had been prepared for a long time and sent them up with gold, silver and jade articles, agate pearls, emerald corals, exotic fun and dazzling scenery.

He wrote seminal books on orchids, insects, barnacles and corals.

The global air pollution has initiated the continuous rise in the oceanic temperature and countless brilliantly coloured corals are becoming extinct.

After the Precambrian Era, such marine invertebrate animal as trilobites, achiopods, nautiloids, horn corals, honeycomb corals and twiglike bryozoans were abundant during the Palaeozoic Era. The Palaeozoic was also the era when fishes, amphibians and reptiles appeared.

Stylasteridae species [lace corals]