Corals in the mesophotic zone, found in deep water with minimal light, prove that not much light is needed to survive. This photo was taken in the Auau Channel between Maui and Lanai between 2010 ...
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Mushroom corals ‘walk’ towards light, float like jellyfish via pulsed inflation: StudyThe mechanism behind the movement of a free-living coral that moves towards the light has been finally decoded. Cycloseris cyclolites, a free-living mushroom coral species, responds to specific ...
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Most Corals Don't Move; Researchers Find 'Moving' Corals Attracted Toward a Particular LightRecent research shows that corals are attracted to a particular light while moving. This preference was noted by experts in specimens collected from the coast of Cairns, Australia, stated CNN.
Elkhorn grown in the lab is considered a diva among scientists trying to save coral reefs, particularly sensitive and thus hard to get to thrive when replanted in the real ocean. Researchers at ...
1 Atsushi Miyawaki and colleagues engineered monomeric fluorescent protein 22Gm3 (renamed "Dronpa") from the coral Pectiniidae and found that strong irradiation at 488 nm converts it to a ...
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